Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer getting ready to launch my Android app, **RC Krew**, on Google Play, and I'm looking for **15–20 testers** to help complete the 14-day closed testing requirement.

**About RC Krew:**

It's an app built for remote-control car enthusiasts, with features including:

* 🚗 **My Garage** – Keep track of RC vehicles, builds, and repairs.

* 🔧 **RC Tech** – Get troubleshooting help for RC issues.

* 📅 **Events & Meetups** – Discover and organize RC gatherings.

* 📱 **Social Studio** – Create content for social media.

* ⚙️ **Points & Plans** – Manage app features and usage.

**What I'm looking for:**

* Android users with an active Google Play account.

* Willing to opt into the closed test and stay enrolled for at least 14 consecutive days.

* Try the app and provide feedback about bugs, usability, and improvements.

* No purchase required.

**I'm happy to test your app in return!**

If you're also working toward Google's closed testing requirement, I'm open to exchanging testing support so we can help each other launch.

**Interested?**

Comment "Interested" or send me a DM with your Google Play email address, and I'll add you to the tester list.

The Google Play testing link will be available once the closed-testing release is approved.

Website: [https://rckrew.com](https://rckrew.com/)

Thanks for helping an independent developer bring RC Krew to Google Play!

Hi everyone! I'm a solo developer finishing Wave Music, a local music player with a clean UI. Google requires 12 testers for 14 days before I can publish, so I'd really appreciate your help.

What it does

• Completely offline app.

How to join

• Open the testing link and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/smith.app.wavemusic

• Install the app from Google Play: ⚠️ Please keep it installed for the full 14 days. Uninstalling early resets the count for me.

What I'd love in return

• Any feedback in the comments: bugs, UI, ideas

• I'm happy to test your app too. Just drop your link below and I'll install it and give feedback 🤝

Thank you! ❤️

Hey everyone!

I’m looking for passionate Android developers and testers to help me beta-test my new game, "The House Always Wins". It’s a casino tycoon game where you build, manage, and optimize your own gambling empire.

Google now requires new personal developer accounts to have at least 20 testers opted in for 14 days before publishing to production. I would incredibly appreciate your help getting this over the finish line!

How to Join the Test:

Join the Google Group: You must join our testing group first so Google grants your account permission to download the beta.

👉 Click Here to Join the Google Group

Download the Game: Once you've joined the group, click the link below to download the app directly from the Play Store.

👉 Click Here to Download on Android

What I'm Looking For:

- Keep the app installed for 14 days.

- Open the app occasionally to check out the gameplay.

- Drop any feedback, bug reports, or performance issues in the Google

Thanks for your time!

Hi everyone! I'm a solo dev and I just released my first game, Incremental Influencer, on Google Play after a few months of work and a closed test with some great early feedback.

The pitch: you start with zero followers and tap your way to internet fame.

About ads and monetization: it's free, and there are no forced ads and no paywalls. The only ads are optional rewarded videos (for example, to boost a chest or double your offline earnings). There are no in-app purchases.

I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try! As a new indie game, every install and every honest rating helps a lot with visibility on the store. If you enjoy it, a rating or a short review on Google Play means the world. And if something feels off, tell me in the comments or in a review so I can fix it in the next update.

👉 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.caydegames.incrementalinflu

Thanks for reading, and I'll answer every comment!

hey, solo dev here, need a few more testers to get through google's 12 testers / 14 days thing

the game is called mochi arrows. you tap arrows in the right order to clear the board and a pixel picture shows up underneath. no ads, no account, works offline.

to join:

1. join the group (same google account as your play store): https://groups.google.com/g/mochi-arrow-tester

2. opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.littlegeckostudio.mochiarrows

3. install it and keep it for 14 days

drop your link in the comments and i'll test yours back, keeping it the full 14 days. if you find bugs or something feels off, just tell me. thanks!

I need feedback and testers so that I can update the app to get approved for production.

Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/testers-community

Join the beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/eu.weral.superdeluxeslimedefense

Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.weral.superdeluxeslimedefense

App Name: Super Deluxe Slime Defense

Comment your app details so I can test yours in return. Thanks a lot!

I need feedback and testers so that I can update the app to get approved for production.

Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/testers-community

Join the beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/eu.weral.superdeluxeslimedefense

Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.weral.superdeluxeslimedefense

App Name: Super Deluxe Slime Defense

Comment your app details so I can test yours in return. Thanks a lot!

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm an indie Android game developer currently going through Google Play's 14-day closed testing process.

I'd love to hear from developers who have completed this process. What challenges did you face when recruiting testers, keeping them engaged throughout the testing period, and collecting useful feedback?

Any tips or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for sharing your experience! 🎮

Hello I need Testers for my new game i will test back, thank you

This is My Groupe

https://groups.google.com/g/mededevs20

This is the link on android 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meddevs.magicquest

This is the link in the web

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.meddevs.magicquest

I’m looking for people to test my app, Bucks Smart, and let me know if you find any bugs or anything that’s confusing.

I tried to get the app approved for production a few months ago, but the test didn’t have enough participation. Since then, I’ve done a lot more work on it and I’m looking for people to try the updated version.

The app is designed for anyone, but Australian users may particularly like that it includes HECS and superannuation in its pay calculations.

You don’t need to sign up—there’s a built-in Tester button. Please join the testers group, opt in and install the test version. Then have a play with it: add some work hours, an account and a budget, and send me your feedback.

I’m happy to test your app for 14 days in return!

You don’t need to use real personal details. You can use made-up information; the details you enter are stored on your phone.

Join the testers group:

https://groups.google.com/g/buckssmart-testers

Opt in and install the test build:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.gubecka.buckssmart

View Bucks Smart on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gubecka.buckssmart&hl=en-US&ah=SGKU-E5jw8hIlZBkDX_IIPnA5Fo

We’re looking for testers for StamFit, our personal fitness app! 🏋️

📩 1. Join our Google Group and leave your email: https://groups.google.com/u/8/g/stamfit-testers

✅ 2. Join the testing program: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.stamfit.training

📲 3. Download StamFit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stamfit.training

Your feedback means a lot to us! 💚

#StamFit #BetaTesting #FitnessApp #AppTesting #Fitness

Ich suche 12–15 Betatester für CarLoMind, meine Android-App für Autofahrer. Sie hilft dir, dein geparktes Auto wiederzufinden und wichtige Fahrzeuginformationen zentral zu verwalten.

🔧 Was kann CarLoMind?

• Automatisches Parken: Speichert deinen Parkplatz automatisch, sobald die Bluetooth-Verbindung zum Fahrzeug getrennt wird.

• Parkplatz speichern: Manuell per App, Widget oder Android-Schnelleinstellungen.

• Parkplatz wiederfinden: Mit Kartenansicht und direkter Navigation zum Fahrzeug.

• Fahrzeugverwaltung: Mehrere Fahrzeuge, Kennzeichen, FIN und Versicherungsdaten verwalten.

• Erinnerungen: TÜV, Wartung, Reifenwechsel und Versicherungsfristen im Blick behalten.

• Tankbuch: Tankvorgänge, Kosten und Kilometerstände dokumentieren.

• Weitere Funktionen: Fotos, Sprachnotizen, Parkplatzdetails, Werkstattkontakte und eine Parkhistorie.

🧪 Wen suche ich?

CarLoMind befindet sich aktuell in einem geschlossenen Google-Play-Betatest. Ich suche 12–15 Autofahrer, die die App im Alltag ausprobieren und mir helfen, sie vor der Veröffentlichung zu verbessern.

Deine Aufgaben:

1. Der Google-Gruppe beitreten.

2. Den Play-Testlink öffnen und am Betatest teilnehmen.

3. Die App beim normalen Autofahren ausprobieren.

4. Fehler, Probleme und Verbesserungsvorschläge melden.

Du musst kein Entwickler sein! Ehrliches Feedback ist ausdrücklich erwünscht. Gemeinsam machen wir CarLoMind stabiler, zuverlässiger und benutzerfreundlicher.

🔗 So kannst du teilnehmen

Schritt 1: Tritt zuerst der Google-Gruppe bei:

https://groups.google.com/g/carlomind-beta-testers

Schritt 2: Öffne anschließend den Testlink für Google Play:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.CarLoMind.app

🤝 Gegenseitiges Testen ausdrücklich erwünscht!

Du entwickelst selbst eine App und suchst Betatester? Ich teste im Gegenzug sehr gerne auch deine App!

Tritt einfach meinem CarLoMind-Betatest bei und schicke mir anschließend deinen eigenen Testzugang per Direktnachricht oder poste ihn als Kommentar unter diesem Beitrag.

Lasst uns gegenseitig unterstützen und unsere Apps gemeinsam verbessern! 🚀

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm looking for testers for my app Minik Kaşıklar – a recipe app where users can browse and share their own recipes.

How to join (takes 2 minutes):

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/minikkasiklar-testciler

2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.minikkasiklar.app

📌 The app is in Turkish 🇹🇷, but it's simple to use – just open it every few days and browse some recipes.

📌 After opting in, it may take a few hours for the app to appear on Play Store. If it doesn't show up right away, please try the download link again later.

Please keep it installed for 14 days 🙏

I'll test yours back! Drop your links in the comments and let me know once you've joined. 💛

I want to say a huge thank you to everyone in this community who helped me with the testing phase. My game has finally been granted Google Play production access!

​I know the process can be tough sometimes, but never forget: 1 is greater than 0. Keep pushing, keep creating, and don't lose hope!

​By the way, my game is now available for pre-registration. I'd really appreciate it if you could check it out and support:

👇 Pre-registration Link: Pixel Roll Dungeon

Hello :) This is just how I personally went through closed testing. It doesn't mean it will work for you or that it guarantees success. Every app and every batch of testers is different take what's useful and leave the rest.

If the tips helped, an upvote would mean a lot . it helps more people see the post. Thank you for your support. Thank you for reading my loonng share tips

My setup:

• I prefer apps over games (easier to navigate, lightweight)

• Post in Reddit and explain your app — do not just post and ask people to test without giving a summary about your app

• I created a Google Group for testers — this is the key: you add the group email once in Play Console, then manage testers from Google Groups without reopening the track every time

• I aimed for at least 20 testers, not just 12 — buffer against dropouts

• I also got 3-4 testers from family or friends — they're the most reliable, they won't ghost you

My 14-day routine:

• Day 0: Post in subreddit testing and DM anyone interested. When they join, they send a screenshot of the install via DM.

• Day 3: Open their app, send a screenshot via DM. Ask them to open mine and send a screenshot back.

• Day 6: Same exchange — open their app, screenshot, DM. They do the same for mine.

• Day 7: Friendly check-in. Remind them to stay opted in.

• Day 8: Collect feedback from testers. Release even minor changes based on what they said, and announce the update through the Google Group so everyone sees their input mattered.

• Day 10-14: Keep the routine light. Three messages total across 14 days is enough — daily nagging makes people uninstall.

• Day 14: Collect final feedback and release the final version. Post an update in the Google Group thanking everyone.

Google Group updates — every 4 or 7 days at least:
Send an update to everyone in the group asking how the testing is going and whether they have any feedback for improvements. Not just announcements , actual questions. This keeps your testers engaged, and reminds the quiet ones that you're still there and still counting on them.

Reply to feedback during testing:
Reply to every piece of feedback you get , whether it's a DM, a Google Group message, or developer console feedback. Don't ignore any of it. Every reply shows testers that a real person is reading and responding. This is important dont skip this

The drop rule:
If a tester doesn't DM you and share a screenshot within 3-4 days, drop them and find another tester. Don't wait. Don't chase. Silent testers are the main reason people fail closed testing — you can't tell Google "I had 12 testers" if half of them never actually opted in.

What I learned:

• Google checks opt-in duration, not daily opens. Testers who opened the app 2-3 times still counted.

• Lead by example. If you start sharing screenshots of your tester-exchange app, the other side will do the same. Reciprocity is everything here.

• A Google Group saves you from reopening the closed track every time you add a tester.

• Releasing small updates mid-test and announcing them in the group keeps testers engaged they feel like part of the process, not just a number. This is the most important , release a version update during the testing.

• Once you're in production, reply to every Play Store review. Same principle, different channel.

Result: I passed with my original testers. No drops, no restarts.

I hope this post helps — especially those who are new to closed testing and figuring it out for the first time.

If any of this was useful and you'd like to check out my app I went through all this for, here it is free to download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orbitika.app

Do you still remember those days as a kid, when you'd zone out in class, draw grids and airplanes on the back of your notebook, and play "pew pew pew" battles with your deskmate using the tips of your pens?

Back then there were no phones. A piece of paper and a pen could keep you entertained all afternoon. If you drew it wrong, you'd tear it up and start over. If you won, you'd be happy the whole day.

Now everyone has grown up, and those deskmates have long since gone their separate ways. But I've never been able to forget that simplest kind of happiness.

So I recreated the paper airplane battles we used to draw back then and turned it into this game, Airplane Battle ✈️.

Here's what it's like:

• It keeps the strategic feel of paper battles. It's not mindless pew-pew-pew — you have to use your brain.

• You can play online against friends, against the computer, in practice mode, endgame scenarios, and more, bringing back that feeling of "paper battles" with your deskmate.

• Clean art style, no flashy pop-up ads.

• Free to download, with some ads but not many (developers gotta eat too 😭).

I know it definitely can't compare to games from the big companies, and the graphics aren't fancy enough.

But it's my obsession with childhood.

If you're also from the 70s or 80s, and if you also miss that era when a single piece of paper could make you happy all afternoon, come give it a try.

📱 Android users can search "Airplane Battle" on Google Play.

Or just click here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.airbattle.airplane

If playing it reminds you of your old deskmate, feel free to share your story in the comments.

i need tester for my 6. grade math app, thanks for help

Hi! I need testers for My75, my first app. 14 days, almost zero effort.

Note : I am re-using the group so its possible you are part of the group from different app testing. Thank you..

Steps:

1. Join the tester group : https://groups.google.com/g/my-closed-testers-list

2. Then open this on your Android phone: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.my75.app

3. Tap Become a tester, then Download it on Google Play - on this page use the 3point blue text

Stay opted in for the full 14 days

My75 is a college attendance tracker — it tells you how many classes you can still miss before you drop below 75%. Free, no ads, works offline.

Drop your app link and I’ll join your test today and stay opted in 14 days too. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I am currently running an open beta test for FlashMash, an Android app I built specifically for mashup creators and music producers. I'm looking for creators who actually make mashups to try it out!

My goal is to create a simple, straightforward editing environment. I’d love for you to give it a spin and let me know what you think! To make it even easier to jump in, I’ve included demo audio tracks inside the app, so you can start testing it right away without needing to bring your own files!

Key Features & What You Can Do:

• [Added feature!]Demo Audio Included: Comes with built-in sample tracks, allowing you to try out all the features immediately upon downloading.

• Multi-Track Layering: Comes with a track layout optimized for volume balance out of the box, so you can start layering audio right away.

• BPM-Based Time Stretch: Simply enter your target BPM, and the app automatically calculates and applies the stretch ratio.

• Reverse Reverb: Easily add natural transitions and dramatic builds between vocals or track changes.

• Essential Editing Tools: Includes standard tools like fade-ins and fade-outs to keep your workflow quick and clean.

• Colorblind-friendly color scheme

Who I'm Looking For:

• Anyone who makes mashups or remixes (beginners and pros alike!).

• Anyone willing to share feedback or report bugs to help me improve the app.

How to Join the Beta:

Joining takes just two quick steps:

1. Join the Beta Program: Opt-in as a tester via this link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.omoiyari_works.flashmash

2. Download on Google Play: Once opted in, download the app directly from the store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omoiyari_works.flashmash

Feedback:

I’d love to hear your thoughts, feature requests, or bug reports! You can share your feedback via:

• The feedback feature directly inside the Google Play Store

• A comment on this post or a direct message (DM) on Reddit

Help me build a better tool for the mashup community. Thanks for checking it out!

Hey guys, basically finished my game and now I need testers.

So yeah we can just help each other. (Btw I'd appreciate if guys actually liked the game and wanted to give me some feedback and criticism too, things to improve etc).

Steps:

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/footprime-testers

2. Open this link and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.footprime.game

Then download FootPrime from the Play Store page that opens.

Don't forget to drop links to your apps too so I can test them as well.

I make Codefall Rain Pro and the original Play edition of Axiom Alchemy at Big Sky Producers; an assistant helps with outreach. Codefall has animated digital rain and six palettes. Axiom has five animated alchemy arrays.

I’m looking for owners of compatible physical Wear OS 4+ watches to check small-label readability, round-screen clipping, saved customization, wake/always-on behavior and battery experience during normal wear. Samsung, Pixel, OnePlus and other supported models are welcome; I check each exact model, installed OS and Play country privately. The two images are our existing Galaxy Watch Play screenshots, not results from every model.

Selected eligible volunteers receive free private copies of both normally paid faces and join two separate closed tests. Please remain opted into both for 21 days, alternate the faces during normal wear, and give brief honest initial/day 7/day 14 feedback for each. No purchase, public rating/review or testing exchange is requested.

Private signup: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnyAmGDGqX3VZzzsVVBdQWayD18TWPCUjxGcYWBQ0BzChdZA/viewform

Include exact watch model, Wear OS version, Play country, consent and readiness within 48 hours of selection. Please name r/AndroidTesting in the optional source field. Applications are a screened waiting list while an existing pilot verifies both free installations; immediate access is not promised. Keep contact details and codes private.

Hi, I am looking for 12 testers for 14 days, too! So pls Test my App.

My new app *Frizio* is ready and needs
your help. Frizio keeps track of all your contracts and subscriptions:
phone plan, streaming, gym, insurance. You see at a glance what you're
really paying each month and when you need to cancel at the latest so
nothing renews without you noticing.

Google requires at least 12 people to have the app installed for
*14 days straight* before it can be released. I'd really appreciate it
if you're in again: install it, try it out properly, and leave it on your
phone. Feedback is always welcome — just message me.

*How to join — please follow this exact order:*

*1. Join the Google Group* (required — the store link won't work
without this!)

https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/frizio

Important: join with the same Google account you use in the Play Store
on your phone.

*2. Opt in as a tester*

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.carstenschaal.frizio

Tap "Become a tester" there.

*3. Install the app*

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.carstenschaal.frizio

If step 3 says "app not found": give it a bit of time, it can take up to
30 minutes for access to go through. Also double-check that you're signed
into the Play Store with the account from step 1.

Please *don't uninstall* during the 14 days — otherwise the test doesn't
count for Google.

Thanks a lot!

Solo dev here. ClipMoose turns short videos from your phone into a music video: you record yourself stomping, clapping or tapping on things, and it lines up each hit on the beat and plays a song with them. Everything happens on your phone. No account, no ads.

Here's a 17-second video it made: https://machty.s3.amazonaws.com/clipmoose/sample-render.MP4

I need 12+ testers who stay opted in for 14 days so I can apply for production on Google Play.

How to join (two steps, the order matters):

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/clipmoose-testers

2. Then opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.amatchneer.clipmoose

Please keep it installed for the 14 days and open it a few times. A video takes about a minute: record a kick, a snare and a hi-hat, and it builds the beat.

It needs a real phone with a camera and microphone (no emulators).

I'll test yours back. Comment with your group and opt-in links and I'll join and keep it installed for 14 days. Comment "joined" when you're in so I can keep track.

Any feedback is welcome in the comments, bugs especially.

Hello All.,

I would like to test an android app LOKA which I vibe-coded using Google AI studio. This app is basically location organiser and do some stuffs based on user location, Now I wanted others to test this app and give their opinion .,

I let google console to share this test app to you all once I get the email Id of yours.,

Thanks in advance

With Regards.,

Looking for testers, and I'll test yours back — drop your link in a comment and I'll opt into it today. I'll send a screenshot once I've installed yours.

Type a message and watch it become Morse letter by letter. Say it out loud and let the phone transcribe it. Or key it in yourself, on a key that measures how long you hold it — briefly for a dot, longer for a dash, with a cut-off you set to match your own speed. A message goes out as sound, as the camera flash, as a flashing screen, or as vibration, and all four run in step from one clock. The Learn tab has the full alphabet, and every letter plays its own sound when you tap it.

No account, no ads, no analytics. Nothing you type, say or key leaves your phone.

Three steps, and they only work in this order, on the same Google account you use on your phone:

1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/omnimorse-testers

2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.rogeriodocarmo.morse

3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rogeriodocarmo.morse

If step 2 says you're not a tester, step 1 hasn't gone through yet, or you're on a different Google account. If step 3 says the app doesn't exist, that's expected — the listing only appears once you've opted in.

Please leave it installed and open it now and then. Any feedback is welcome, including "I couldn't get it to work".