For developers
Share a short link, gather 14 testers, and download the Play Console list when you are ready to start. You do not have to chase emails by hand.
Publish an appA calmer way to closed testing
testyourapp.net is where developers find people to test their apps, and where testers help an app become ready for everyone. Sign in with Google, the same account Play Console needs.
testyourapp.net is volunteer work. Everything on this site is free, and nobody here will ask you to pay. If someone asks you for money, they are scamming you, so you can ignore that message.
Share a short link, gather 14 testers, and download the Play Console list when you are ready to start. You do not have to chase emails by hand.
Publish an appPick an app, join with your Google account, and tell the developer what you found. Honest notes are how an app gets better.
Find an app to testHow it works
testyourapp.net helps Android developers run a closed test with real people. You publish your app, share a short join link, and testers sign in with the Google account on their phone. When enough people have joined, you start a round, download the email list for Play Console, and send testers the install link. While the round is active, testers can leave one feedback note and report bugs.
Google Play
Google Play often asks a new personal developer account to run a closed test with at least 12 testers who stay opted in for 14 consecutive days before production access. On testyourapp.net you can start a round when 14 people are currently joined. The two extra people are a hedge if someone drops out unexpectedly. The dashboard shows how many people have joined and, once 12 are in, how many days have passed since the 12th person joined. That note is guidance for Play. It does not block the round.
Read the guides
Short guides for joining a test, sharing a round, and sending the list to Play Console.