Nine apps, built by one person, are waiting to launch. Google requires real testers for two weeks before that can happen. Every paid feature is unlocked for you the whole time, and at launch we send you a free one-year code. No card, no payment details, ever.
Google wants to see that a real group used the app for two weeks. Twelve people is where they start looking — not where they stop. And the count has to hold for 14 days straight: if someone uninstalls partway through, the clock goes back to zero and we start over. So every extra person is what actually gets these across the line.
⚠️ One thing we have to ask
Google changed the rules. Installing is no longer enough —
testers have to actually use the app before we can apply for review.
If you uninstall partway through, you drop out of the count and the whole thing restarts.
You do not need to use it for long. Just open it now and then over the two weeks. 🙏
Right now: every paid feature unlocks the moment you install. No payment, no card.
In two weeks, at launch: we email you a free one-year Premium code.
The condition: open the app on 10 days out of the 14. It does not have to be for long — a moment each time is fine. We ask because Google looks at whether testers actually used the app.
Google Play only lets us issue codes after the public launch, so that is when they go out.
Register for the reward (no rush — you can do this later)These are already on the App Store — download them right now, no tester signup needed. The two-week test and the one-year code come from Google Play policy, so they are Android only.
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Q. The app name looks strange.
Before review, Play can show the package name with (unreviewed) after it. That is normal.
Q. Do I have to install all nine?
No. Take only the ones you actually want. One is enough to get a code.
Q. Does it cost anything? Do I enter a card?
No. We never ask for payment details.
Q. What am I supposed to do? Write a review?
No. Install it and use it. If something feels off, one line by email helps enormously.
Q. Does this work on iPhone?
The two-week test is Android only — it comes from Google Play policy, so it does not apply to iOS. But ten of the apps are already on the App Store and you can download them today. The one-year code goes to Android testers only.
Q. Do you need testers for your app?
Send us the link and we will join yours too.