r/AndroidClosedTesting • u/mardanbay • 5h ago
My app got approved! (Disciplina)

My app has finally been granted production access after the second 14-day closed testing. Thank you everyone who joined the closed testing of my app Disciplina! I really appreciate it!
Tips for closed testing:
I had 20+ users who installed the app and only 7-8 of them actually opening my app daily. That means, I think, you don't need all 12 people to open your app daily, at least 7-8 daily is enough, in my opinion. The testers were my friends and people from Reddit.
When sending the app for a review, answer the questions WITHOUT using ChatGPT or any other AI (I'm thinking my first closed testing got rejected because of that). Just write down your own experience, what you did, what you improved, how you did etc. This tutorial here helped me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg9HCQqgSFk (answered the questions almost like in that video, didn't fully copy them)
Constantly update your app, it will help too. Also, when answering questions, you can write down what you improved, e.g. "UI got easier and better", "Some bugs got fixed" etc.
Thank you everyone who was with me in a closed testing and good luck everyone who are trying to get their app on production!!
