The swap is free, and leaving a cohort before it starts costs nothing. We are not open to the public yet.
We are not open to the public yet. Leave your email and we will write once, when the first cohort is forming. The swap is free, and leaving a cohort before it starts costs nothing.
Android only · No password, no card
Most tester exchanges ask for nothing, so people leave. Here you put credit at stake and get it back by doing the work.
We give you $15.00 of platform credit, once per account and package, when your first app passes the setup check. It is your stake: you do not pay for it, and you get it back. Play fair and it is all you need to use the app free.
Open 11 of the other 15 apps each day, and write a rated note on 3 apps each week.
Use is tracked on your phone. A missed day costs $1.00, 3 misses mean removal and the stake is forfeited.
Members who are still in at the end get their stake back as credit, to use for a future cohort.
Platform credit can only be used inside TestersGuild. It cannot be withdrawn or converted to cash, and it is not earnings.
Android usage data and Play Console access need trust. Here is what is true today, and what is still to be written down.
From your phone: which assigned apps are installed, how long each was in the foreground each day, how many separate stretches made it up and the longest one. From you: your Google sign-in, your app’s package name and your feedback notes.
To count a day of use, to refuse installs that are not from the Play Store, and to flag patterns real use does not produce. Flags go to a person to review.
Android’s usage access reports time per app. It does not give us what is on your screen, and we do not use it that way.
Optional connection. One read-only permission (“View app information”) on one app, for our service account. We cannot edit or publish. Remove it any time in Play Console, under Users and permissions.
Owners read feedback anonymously. Exactly what else members can see of each other will be stated in the privacy policy.
Read the full privacy policy and terms. Both are drafts until they are reviewed before launch.