Join the tester group
Use the Google account connected to your Play Store to join the community testing group.
A community for independent Android developers
Make app testing a community effort.
Test other developers’ apps, share thoughtful feedback, and find testers for your own release.
Testing workspaceSAMPLE DATA
YOUR WEEK AT A GLANCE
ATesting overview
In your queue03 apps
Testing cycle14 days
Daily NotesProductivity · sample appREADY
Community test cycleDay 6 of 14
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Feedback keeps the exchange usefulILLUSTRATION
A peer testing community. Google Play review decisions remain with Google.
Discover real test opportunitiesBrowse apps from fellow developers.
Keep your testing organizedSee check-ins and progress in one place.
Give useful feedbackHelp improve the apps you test.
A simple exchange
How it works
Join the group, help test community apps, then use your earned points to invite testers to your own app.
Test and share feedback
Choose an available app, follow its test instructions, and submit your feedback in the dashboard.
Request testers for your app
Add your test link and instructions. Community members can join as slots become available.
Community board
Apps looking for testers
Browse the latest available testing opportunities from the community.
Preview listings are examples. Live listings require a connected project backend.
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Join the Google testing group
Join with the same Google account you use for the Play Store to access eligible closed tests.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
How do I join the tester community?
Join the Google Group with the same Google account you use for Play Store testing, then sign in to the dashboard.
How do I test an app and earn points?
Choose an available app, follow its testing instructions, complete the in-app check-in, and submit useful feedback. Points follow the rules shown in your dashboard.
When do pending points become available?
Pending points become available after your next eligible daily check-in. Your points balance shows the current status.
How can I find testers for my own app?
Open the dashboard, add your Play testing link and clear instructions, then choose the number of tester slots available under your account rules.
Does community testing guarantee Play Store approval?
No. The community can help you run tests and gather feedback, but Google makes all Play Console review and approval decisions.
What should I do if a tester submits a misleading report?
Use the report or dispute option in your dashboard and include a clear reason. A moderator can review the case.
Are points real money, and do I have to donate?
Points are for use inside the platform and cannot be treated as cash. Donations are optional; only use a payment method listed in the site’s configured donation options.
What should I include in a useful bug report?
Describe the steps to reproduce the issue, what you expected, and what actually happened. Include your device and Android version when relevant, but never share passwords or private account details.
Your next step
Ready to join the testing community?
Explore available apps, see your testing queue, or add a release for the community.