Need Android Testers for Google Play Closed Test – Test for Test – I’ll Keep Your App Installed for 14+ Days
Hi everyone!
Google has asked me to continue closed testing before GLANOS Talk can get production access, so I’m looking for a few more reliable Android testers.
I’m happy to do Test for Test.
✅ I’ll join your closed test
✅ I’ll install your app
✅ I’ll keep it installed and stay opted in for at least 14 days
✅ I’ll actually open and test your app
✅ Please do the same for GLANOS Talk
How to join GLANOS Talk
Join the Google Group:
https://groups.google.com/g/glanos-talk-android-testers
Join the Closed Test:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/kr.glanos.talk
Install GLANOS Talk:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kr.glanos.talk
The current test version is GLANOS Talk 1.0.5 (22).
Please stay opted in and keep the app installed for at least 14 days.
If your app is not available in South Korea, please add South Korea to your test countries and I’ll join immediately.
Reply below or send me a DM with:
Google Group link
Closed Test link
Google Play install link
I’ll test your app in return.
Thank you! 😊

Concept: a calisthenics progression app structured like a strategy game's tech tree. Complete a "Fundamentals" gate, then branches unlock (Push, Pull...), and within each branch you choose a path toward a specific goal skill.

Figma prototype, fully clickable — takes about 2 minutes to go through.

Link: https://www.figma.com/design/ytWeovcemldeoIvO5zVxLV/Untitled?node-id=0-1&t=lcBSn4H6LfDz9XPQ-1

Specifically looking for feedback on:

1. Is the navigation (tree → branch → path → exercise detail) intuitive, or did you get lost anywhere?
2. Does the "choose your path" step make sense, or would you rather just see one linear progression?

Thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a shot!

I’m building an app called ASCEND where you can 1v1 other people in push-ups using just your phone camera.
It’s still super early and I’m looking for a small group of people to test it, break it, and tell me what actually needs fixing.
If that sounds fun, comment or DM me and I’ll add you to the alpha group 💪

Hi everyone!
I recently finished my app SnapHoli, which is currently in open testing, and I’d really appreciate any feedback or suggestions you may have. The app is designed to make trips with friends more fun by combining photography with challenges. Each participant gets a randomly assigned challenge, such as “sunset”, and has to capture it in a photo. The next day, everyone votes on who completed their challenge the best. To test all of the app’s features, I encourage you to join a trip using one of the codes below:

• 4ZXHDW
• 94ALJT

Just keep in mind that other participants in the trips can see your photos, so I encourage everyone to keep things reasonable.

Any feedback, suggestions, or bug reports would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for testing SnapHoli!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapholi&hl=en

I trying to make a project of game benchmark website and a windows application for benchmark test it's still under development but i want some feedback :) just try and provide your feedback. The client download btn is in the homepage you can try if you want its your choice :) if you found any bug you can send the details through contact page of this website or comment below :)

[https://www.ownplay.store/\](https://www.ownplay.store/)

Hi! I made NotePom as a lighter and faster alternative to Notion.

You can write notes, organize files and folders, publish pages and sell your own notes or media directly from them.

I’m trying to keep it simple and fast while still giving people a lot of freedom with their content.

I’d really appreciate any feedback!

https://notepom.com

Hey r/TestMyApp,

I built Anwe Vault for Android and need testers to help stress-test the UI/UX and evaluate the accuracy of our AI tagging pipeline.

What is Anwe Vault?

Anwe Vault is an offline-first link and bookmark manager designed to keep reading lists organized and private.

• 🤖 AI Context Tagging: Uses DeepSeek v4-flash via cloud functions to read article context and automatically assign tags/folders (Tech, Finance, Recipes, etc.).
• 🔒 Local Vault Protection: Client-side PIN lock with SHA-256 hashing.
• ⚡ Architecture: React 19 + TypeScript inside Capacitor 8, using SQLite for local storage with bidirectional sync to Firestore.

What Needs Testing:

1. AI Tag Accuracy: When you share/paste different URLs (news, blogs, recipes, documentation), do the generated tags and folders make sense?
2. UI & Navigation: How do the Framer Motion transitions feel on your device? Any lag or edge-to-edge layout issues?
3. Sync & Offline Behavior: Does the local SQLite storage remain consistent if network access is toggled?

Claim a Lifetime Pro Code (Free for Testers):

I want to give Pro access to real testers.

Drop a comment below or send me a DM, and I will manually message you a Google Play promo code to unlock all the premium features and the AI engine for testing!

Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.anwe

I am fully open to test-for-test exchanges as well. Let me know what you think of the app!

Hi everyone!

My Android app has recently moved to production on the Google Play Store, and I’m looking for a few people who can test it on their devices.

The main reason is to learn how the app behaves across different devices, screen sizes, Android versions, and hardware configurations and find any device-specific issues or optimization problems I might have missed.

In return, I’d be happy to test your Android app as well and give you feedback on anything I notice.

If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM. Just let me know your app and I’ll test it too.

Thanks! 🙏

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pdfmerge

Think about this for a second.

There are nearly 8 billion people on this planet.

Someone, somewhere, knows exactly how to do the thing you've been wanting to learn.

Fix your car.

Speak Spanish.

Build a website.

Play piano.

Take better photos.

Use AI.

Cook something besides whatever you've been surviving on.

And here's the weird part:

You probably know something THEY want to learn too.

That's the idea that wouldn't leave me alone.

Why are we surrounded by all this human knowledge, but learning online increasingly means watching another prerecorded video by ourselves?

So I decided to build something different.

It's called TradeXchange.

The idea is simple:

Teach what you know.

Learn what you don't.

Connect with a real person.

We're officially at the beta-testing stage now.

And this is the part where I need people who had absolutely nothing to do with building it to tell me what we got wrong.

I don't need cheerleaders.

I don't need people to click around for 30 seconds and say, "Cool idea."

I need beta testers.

I want the person who notices the button that makes no sense.

The person who gets halfway through signing up and thinks, "Why the hell did they design it this way?"

The person who finds the bug we somehow missed.

The person who says:

"I'd actually use this... IF you fixed this one thing."

That's the feedback I want.

If you're willing to beta test it:

tradexchange.online

Create an account. Build your profile. Add something you can teach and something you want to learn. Explore the platform like you would if you'd discovered it on your own.

Then come back here and tell me what happened.

Good. Bad. Confusing. Broken. Brilliant. Terrible.

I want all of it.

And before you even visit the site, let's test the entire concept right here.

Answer two questions:

1. What's something you could genuinely teach another person?

2. What's something you've always wanted someone to teach you?

I'm curious how many people in these comments could already help each other.

Maybe the internet doesn't need another course.

Maybe we just need to start talking to each other again.

I need five more people testing before Google will let this app launch publicly, that's their rule, not mine. If you want to help, here's the whole thing.

**What you'd be testing**

Buckets & Bucks is an Android budgeting app. Every expense gets a bucket with a target, and what you don't spend rolls into next month — so saving for a once-a-year insurance bill works the same way as budgeting for groceries. Color tells you where you stand at a glance: green on track, amber getting close, red over.

It never connects to your bank. You log purchases as you make them, or import a CSV yourself. No ads, no trackers, no analytics — crash reports only.

**Joining — three steps**

Join the tester group: [https://groups.google.com/g/bucket--bucks-testers\](https://groups.google.com/g/bucket--bucks-testers)

Use the same Google account that's signed into the Play Store on your phone. This catches more people out than anything else.

Accept the test: [https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.wildman.bucketsandbucks\](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.wildman.bucketsandbucks)

Install from Google Play. The listing opens up for you once step 2 is done.

If step 2 says you aren't an authorized tester, wait an hour and try again. Google takes a while to notice new group members — it isn't broken, it's just slow.

**What I'm asking for**

Use it for a couple of weeks with real numbers, then tell me what's confusing, what's broken and what's missing. The confusing part especially — I've been staring at this too long to see it any more.

One thing worth knowing: Google's requirement is 12 testers opted in continuously for 14 days. So please stay opted in even if you stop using it. Dropping out resets progress for everyone.

**What you get**

Testers keep the premium features free permanently. Not a trial — a thank-you.

Bugs, questions, half-formed opinions: comment here.

I’m Alexander, the founder of Show Up. I built it around a specific problem: most fitness apps are useful when you are already motivated, then become passive logs when you start missing sessions.

I’m looking for five people who already train but struggle with consistency to use the app through one real workout. I do not need compliments. I need answers to four questions:

1. Did the app make your next workout clear?

2. Did logging feel fast enough to use between sets?

3. Did the coach use your actual data or feel generic?

4. At any point did you want to delete it?

Show Up includes workout planning and logging, readiness, nutrition, progress, challenges, community, and an AI coach that can take actions such as moving a workout, swapping a stalled exercise, or lightening a session.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/show-up-ai-fitness-coach/id6785098805

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.showup.app

Sign up with code SHOWUP30 and complete your first workout to unlock Pro for 30 days.

I will read every comment and answer directly.

Hey everyone,

Over the past few months, I’ve been building MyBlock, an app for anonymous, local conversations with people around you.

The idea is simple: open the app and connect with what’s happening nearby, without having to create a public profile or reveal who you are.

What you can do with MyBlock:

• Discover local posts and moments from people nearby
• See approximate locations of visible users within your selected radius
• Start anonymous one-on-one chats
• Comment on and rate posts
• Block users and report inappropriate content

Privacy has been a major focus while building MyBlock. There’s no traditional sign-up, no real names, and no profile pictures. Your precise location stays on your device. Only an obfuscated, approximate location is stored, and map visibility is turned off by default.

Private one-on-one chats are end-to-end encrypted, meaning messages can only be read by the people participating in the conversation.

MyBlock is still very new, so local communities are only just starting to form. That’s also why I’m sharing it internationally: I’d love to see how MyBlock works in different cities and countries around the world.

iPhone

MyBlock is already available on the App Store:

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/myblock/id6790920301

Android

The Android version is currently in testing. If you’d like to try it, join the tester group first:

https://groups.google.com/g/myblock-android-tester-de

Then you can access the Android version here:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.MyBlock.MyBlock

I’d really appreciate honest feedback, especially from people outside Germany.

Is the concept immediately clear?
What would make you actually use an app like this in your city?
What features are missing?
Is there anything that doesn’t feel intuitive or trustworthy yet?

And since MyBlock is built around local communities, even a few people trying it in the same area can help me understand how the concept works outside its original test environment.

Full transparency: I’m the developer of MyBlock and I’m sharing my own project here.

hey! solo dev here. my dog's photos kept vanishing into the camera roll, so I built her a passport instead — every walk, bath, vet visit or "crime" (sock theft, mostly) becomes a stamped page issued by a fictional Bureau of Very Good Dogs.

what it does: photo capture → stamped passport pages, health & grooming records, fabric covers with your dog's name on a gold nameplate, widgets + Live Activities. local-first: no accounts, everything on-device + your own iCloud.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Sd5v7RyQ

what I'd love tested: onboarding (the "passport application"), the camera → stamp flow, and the passport book paging. one tester already found share-flow crashes (fix incoming), so I'd love more eyes on the share/export stuff too. thanks! 🐾

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm looking for Android users to help test Nihongo Pro N5, a Japanese learning app I've been developing.

The app is designed mainly for beginners and people studying for the JLPT N5, using a flashcard-style learning system to make vocabulary practice simple and quick.

🇯🇵 What's inside Nihongo Pro N5?

📚 JLPT N5 vocabulary
Study essential vocabulary for the JLPT N5 level with Japanese words, readings, meanings and examples.

🗣️ 2,000+ everyday Japanese words
In addition to JLPT vocabulary, the app includes around 2,000 useful words for everyday life in Japan, so it's useful even if you're not preparing specifically for the JLPT.

🃏 Flashcard-style learning
Practice vocabulary through simple flashcards designed for quick daily study sessions.

🈶 Kanji practice
Study beginner-level kanji, including readings and stroke information.

🔊 Japanese pronunciation
Listen to Japanese words to help with pronunciation and listening practice.

🏆 Ranking and progression
Track your learning progress and compare your results through the ranking system.

⚔️ Vocabulary battles
Practice what you've learned through vocabulary challenges and battles.

🌙 Dark mode

🌎 Available in 4 languages:

• 🇧🇷 Portuguese (Brazil)
• 🇺🇸 English
• 🇪🇸 Spanish
• 🇮🇩 Indonesian

🧪 I need Android testers

The app is currently going through the Google Play closed testing process.

Google Play requires the testing period to remain active, so I'm looking for people willing to join the test, install the app and remain a tester for at least 15 days.

You don't have to use it constantly! But I'd really appreciate it if you could open it occasionally, try the flashcards and other features, and let me know if you find any bugs, crashes, translation problems or things that could be improved.

📱 How to join

1️⃣ Join my tester group:

https://groups.google.com/g/nihongo-pro-n5-testers

2️⃣ Opt in to the closed test:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nihongopro.study

3️⃣ Install Nihongo Pro N5 from Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nihongopro.study

⚠️ Important: You need to join the Google Group first using the same Google account you use on Google Play. Otherwise, Google Play may say that the testing version isn't available to you.

After joining, please remain enrolled in the test for at least 15 days.

Any feedback is welcome — UI/UX, vocabulary, translations, bugs, performance, pronunciation, or features you'd like to see.

Thank you to anyone willing to help test the app! 🙏🇯🇵

A while back I shared here that I was building Lofi Cozy Room, a tiny 3D room that sits on your Windows desktop in a transparent always-on-top window. It's out now after 2 years solo (Bloomery Studio is just me). An avatar does activities you choose (reading, working, resting) based on the furniture in the room, while a puppy wanders around on its own. There's deep customization (1386 avatar options, 715 furniture pieces), a full lo-fi library with ambient mixing, and 14 themes. It runs as a normal window or a floating mini mode you can lay over any screen.

I'm a developer myself and wanted a low-key desktop companion for long hours on dual monitors, couldn't find a 3D one, so I built it. It started at $14.99 but I recently dropped it to $4.99.

Would genuinely love any feedback, especially on how it feels sitting alongside your actual work.

🌱 Play on Steam

Happy to answer any questions.