I've built 9 new Android apps and they can't go live on Google Play until real people test them. You're on my list. Join, install, and help me launch.
Founding Tester · early accessHey! Thank you for saying yes. Google only lets a new developer publish an app after at least 12 testers keep it installed for 14 days in a row. That's the only thing standing between these apps and the Play Store.
It takes about 1 minute per app, it's completely free, and nothing gets charged. Your support means a lot to me and to Sumix Developers. When these apps go live, you'll know you were there from day one.
— Sumit
Do this on your Android phone.
Please join all of them if you can. Every single tester counts.
You're signed in with a different Google account. In Chrome, tap your profile picture at the top of the Play page and switch to the Gmail you gave me. In the Play Store app, tap your profile picture and switch accounts there too. Then open the link again.
Your email may not be on my tester list yet. Send me the Gmail you want to use and I'll add it within a few minutes.
Google can take 5–10 minutes (sometimes a few hours) to activate it. Close the Play Store, come back later and tap "Install from Play Store" again.
These are Android apps, so testing only works on an Android phone. If you have an Android tablet or a second phone, that works too.
On the app's Play Store page, scroll down to "Send private feedback to the developer". Or just message me directly. Bugs, ideas, anything helps.
No. All apps are free to test and nothing is charged. They're study and practice apps plus one party game.
You're helping a small developer from Nepal ship his apps to the world. I won't forget it. Share this page with a friend who has an Android phone if they'd like to help too.