Get the testers you need for Google Play closed testing. List your app, test others, and help each other launch.
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Closed testing lets you release an app to a limited group of testers before going public. On Google Play, new personal developer accounts have to run a closed test with a minimum number of testers for a set period before they can apply for production access (check Google's current requirements). This board connects developers who need testers with other developers happy to help, a simple test for test exchange.
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Closed testing is a pre-release stage where only invited testers can install your app. Developers use it to find bugs and gather feedback, and on Google Play it can be a required step before publishing.
You test other developers' apps and they test yours. Everyone gets real installs and real feedback without paying for testers.
Follow the rules of the platform you are publishing on. For Google Play closed tests, testers usually need to stay opted in for the full testing period, so stay opted in until the developer says it is done.
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