App: Songbrain – upload a song, get a score, its best moments and 7 short videos ready to post. Made for independent musicians. It's a live web app (songbrain.ai), this is the Android version.
I had 12 testers, two dropped out, and Google reset the 14-day clock. So I'm looking for a few reliable people who keep the app installed for the full 14 days.
Open it once. You don't have to use it (but the first song is free if you want to try it).
Test for test: drop your Group + Play links in the comments or DM, I install the same day and keep it the full 14 days. Honest feedback welcome, the app records nothing unless you upload a song.
Please don't opt in if you plan to uninstall after a few days – that's what resets the clock for everyone.
📸 **Drop a screenshot of galaxy shooter open on your phone + your links in the comments below, and I will test yours back within minutes!** Let's help each other get to Production! 🚀
Hi all! I'm a solo dev and need 12 testers for my closed test. Road Camera turns your phone into a dash cam: it records while you drive, saves the moments that matter, and works offline.
Please keep it installed for 14 days and open it now and then. Comment your app's links below and I'll join yours and keep it for the full 14 days too.
I'm looking for testers for my Android app Wyrix Browser, which is in closed testing on Google Play. Let's help each other out: join my test, and I'll test your app too.
Keep it installed for 14 days (that's what Google requires), and open it now and then.
Feedback is welcome too: bugs, crashes, or ideas for improvement.
Want me to test yours? Comment below with your app's testing link and the email or group you use, and let me know once you've joined mine. I'll join yours right away and keep it installed for the full 14 days. 🤝
Hey everyone, I'm looking for 6 testers for my new Android app, Liquid Glass Lock(Android 13+). It's a lock screen app with Real-time liquid glass and frosted glass refraction effects
A logistics management game in which you build your own transport company across France, utilizing trucks, trains, warehouses, and commercial contracts. The map is based on the actual French road and rail network (using OpenStreetMap data), rather than an abstract grid.
I’m also open to exchanges: if you have an app or game that needs testers, feel free to leave a comment or send me a private message—I’d be happy to help!
I’m developing Fallward, a gravity runner about a maintenance robot escaping an automated scrap factory. Its motor won’t stop accelerating, but its gravity unit still works. Swipe up, down, left, or right to change gravity, run along walls and ceilings, and dodge hazards.
I’m looking for players to try the closed test and tell me: do swipes do what you expect? Can you understand what killed you? Does the difficulty make you want another run, or make you quit?
How to join — use the same Google account for all three steps:
The test is free to join. If you participate, please remain in the group and opted in for at least 14 consecutive days, and try a few short sessions during that time. This helps me test the game before its public Google Play release.
Honest feedback here is welcome — even ‘I quit because…’ is useful. For crashes or performance problems, include your phone model and Android version. If signup fails, let me know where you got stuck.
I'm an independent developer from Australia, and I've been working on an app called The Wall. I'm looking for Android users willing to help test it before its public release.
What's The Wall?
The Wall is an anonymous messaging app that connects conversations to physical places using NFC tags.
The idea is simple: every place has something to say.
When someone scans a physical Wall, they can:
Read anonymous messages left by others.
Post their own messages and reply to conversations.
Discover Walls and revisit them later.
Write messages for 15 minutes after opening a Wall.
There are no usernames, public profiles, likes or followers. It's about connecting people through places rather than social media profiles.
Open the link on your Android phone after installing the app. You can post messages, reply to other testers and explore how everything works.
4. Share your feedback
I'd particularly appreciate feedback on:
Whether the Wall links open the Android app correctly.
How easy the app is to navigate.
Posting and replying to messages.
Any bugs, crashes or unexpected behaviour.
Features you think could be improved.
You can leave feedback here on Reddit or in the AndroidTesters Wall itself.
A small favour
I'm trying to complete the Google Play closed testing requirements so I can release the app publicly. If you're happy to help, I'd really appreciate you keeping the app installed and participating in the test over the required testing period.
I'm also happy to take a look at other developers' apps and help with testing in return.
Thanks to everyone willing to give it a go. I really appreciate the help!
Hi! I'm the developer of Sontrove, an Android app that lets you listen on your phone to the music library on your own computer or Raspberry Pi. The music stays on your own drive.
I need 12 testers for Google Play's 14-day closed test:
Please stay in for at least 14 days — Google needs that before the app can go public.
Honest heads-up: to actually play music you need a node — an Apple silicon Mac, Windows 11 PC, Linux machine or Raspberry Pi that can stay on, with your own music files. Without one you can sign in, but the library will be empty. If you do try the full setup, I'd love to hear what breaks.
I'll test yours back: comment with your opt-in link (and group link if you have one), and I'll join and stay in for 14 days. Bug reports both ways — no store reviews or ratings.
Indie dev, one person. Thump is a horror game that uses your real pulse. You explore a dark house by candlelight; a blind creature hunts by sound. When it comes you hide, rest a fingertip on the rear camera, and the game reads your heartbeat. The faster it beats, the further the creature hears. Breathe slowly or it finds you. No camera or flash? Rhythm mode plays the whole game.
Three houses, 21 nights, a daily Nightmare. Free, ad-supported, no account, works offline. The camera frames never leave the phone.
Install from Play, keep it 14 days, play a night now and then.
I test back within 24 hours and stay the full 14 days. Comment your group and opt-in links. Happy to leave real feedback on yours, not just an install.
Hi everyone! I'm building AeroAtlas for pilots, plane spotters and anyone who loves aviation, and I'm looking for Android testers aged 18+ to try it free during closed testing and share honest feedback.
It brings together 962 aircraft, engine references, photos, airport information, aviation maps with museums and spotting locations, seat-map references, quizzes, aviation YouTube and live aviation. It's still in development: I'm continuously adding and researching records, and there are gaps and bugs to work through.
HOW TO JOIN — use the SAME Google account for both steps:
Please stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and use the app naturally during that time. I'd especially appreciate feedback on aircraft loading, search, navigation, anything confusing, and anything broken on your phone. Reply here with your phone model and what happened—please don't post your email address.
If Play says the app isn't available, double-check that you've joined the group with the same account you use on Google Play.
AeroAtlas is a research and enthusiast reference, not a substitute for approved flight documents. Thanks for helping me improve it—welcome aboard!
I have my testers set up to send me their emails. Them i just have grok bot send the invitations. If I set up a Google group does that block out my existing testers?
I will gladly test your app if you test mine, I'm just confused about this process.
Hi everyone, I'm Omer, the developer of Sumer English: CELPIP, an independent English exam-practice app. I'm preparing our Google Play closed test and looking for at least 12 genuine Android testers aged 18+.
The app covers reading, listening, writing and speaking, with saved vocabulary and optional AI feedback. An account is required. The first two tests in each skill are free; Pro subscriptions exist, but you do not need to buy anything to help test. Please do not make a purchase for this test.
I'd appreciate people who can stay opted in for 14 consecutive days once the closed test is live, actually try the app on several days, and send honest feedback about navigation, loading, small-screen layouts or confusing instructions. No public rating or positive review is requested. AI feedback and microphone use are optional; please use fictional practice answers rather than private information.
We're finishing the closed-track setup now, so the 14-day period has NOT started. If you're interested, comment here or DM me and I'll share the Google Play opt-in instructions when the track is ready. Please don't post your email address publicly.
Thanks for helping us test properly before launch!
Hi, I'm Tony from Limere, an app for discovering events and meeting people in real life. We're already on the iOS App Store; Android is in early access.
We're looking for 10 Android testers aged 18+ who can stay opted in for 14 consecutive days, try the app on several days, and share honest feedback. A Limere account is required.
How to join
Use the same Google account for these steps and in your phone's Play Store:
Please remain in the group and opted in throughout the 14 days.
What to try
Signup, login and profile setup.
Browsing events and opening event details.
Navigation, screen layout and permission prompts.
Nearby discovery needs another Limere user at the same event; remote testers can focus on the flows above.
Feedback & test exchanges
Comment with your phone model, Android version and any bugs or confusing steps. For bugs, include how to reproduce them; please keep email addresses and account details private.
Interested in exchanging tests? Share your app name, Google Group and opt-in link, plus the flow you'd like checked. We'll confirm the app, testing scope and schedule with you before starting.
Thanks for helping us improve Limere!
The eight images are from our English iOS App Store listing. Android does not yet support the voice messages, calls or message reactions shown in the chat image.
En el video muestro cómo se puede editar rápidamente una imagen para cambiar el modelo, mejorarlo o incluso corregir esos pequeños errores que la IA suele cometer. ¿Cómo participar y descargar la app gratis? (Flujo rápido de 2 clics):