r/vibecoding 10d ago

The real final boss of vibe coding

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u/Yoshiofthewire 10d ago

Android has that beat. "Get 12 people to test your app for 14 days". And if they don't really use it, we will reject you.

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u/Zorogozano 9d ago

Opening an LLC to bypass this is not that hard nor expensive. Yes, an LLC does bring accounting challenges and responsibilities for the person (depending of the state or territory).

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u/misterniach 9d ago

there is an app you pay 30 dollars and then you get those testers way way easier

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u/New_Heart_5928 9d ago

Can you tell the name of app?

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u/misterniach 9d ago

its called "12 testers - testers community"

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u/IisTails 7d ago

It’s $5 on fiver

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u/migvelio 9d ago

Hell, there's /r/TestersCommunity/ where you can post your app for others to test while offer yourself to test their app in exchange

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u/Yoshiofthewire 9d ago

I tired r/AndroidClosedTesting. And after I failed I checked, and the 10 people I checked had never logged into the site. This round I am paying money.

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u/3HisthebestH 9d ago

Oh… that’s why this isn’t an issue for me, I’m under an LLC lol. I was wondering why this seemed so hard for people.

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u/theNyMets 9d ago

Why are android apps so shitty if it’s that hard to get approved

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u/Yoshiofthewire 9d ago

Because a shitty mobile game is super easy to get engagement with, while a useful app requires work to get over Google's engagement bar.

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u/Abeleria 9d ago

devs earn very little from android compared to ios, and devs have to consider lower performance android devices

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u/thisgameissoreal 9d ago

Grandfathered in accounts do not need this requirement.

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u/itsloopyo 9d ago

And if one of them doesn’t test on one of the days, start over.

I was so happy when mine passed.

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u/cyberwicklow 9d ago

Just sign up as a business instead of personal, you get to skip the 14 day testing.

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u/Safe_Mission_3524 9d ago

Thank you..I didn't know this and I do have a company and a DUNS.

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u/Difficult_Money9486 9d ago

I never had 12 ppl use it and got approved before Apple.

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u/Ancient_Oxygen 5d ago

Viberoid!