Every level, played on real hardware.
Frame drops, input lag, crashes on older phones. Testers find what emulators miss.
12 real testers use your Android app on their own phones, every day, for the 14 days Google Play requires. You get the activity data and feedback to prove it.
These apps ran their closed test with TesterMob testers and went on to publish on Google Play. Games, AI tools, education and everyday utilities, in English, Persian, Arabic and Turkish.
IftarMap
Covid19 - AI
OpenBook
Signature AI
Game Sound
نذری یاب
Lynxounce
الجدول المدرسي
Piano pan
QuietShift
Atatürk | İçindeki Lider
HuHu Y
Daycount
İmza Yapay Zekası
winnie
WigmFrom fast-paced games to video editors, testers use your app the way real customers will, on the phones real customers own.
Frame drops, input lag, crashes on older phones. Testers find what emulators miss.
If your personal developer account was created after November 13, 2023, you must run a closed test before you can publish to production.
The requirement started at 20 testers and is now 12. The 14 days only count while at least 12 testers stay opted in, so testers who drop out can reset your progress.
Upload your build to Play Console, create a closed test, and copy the opt-in link.
This is where TesterMob comes in. Testers join, you add their Gmail addresses, and they opt in and install.
Testers open your app every day. Ship an update or two based on their feedback.
Answer Google’s questions about your test, with real activity and feedback to back you up.
Paste your closed test link into the dashboard and pay $9.99.
Copy their Gmail addresses into your Play Console tester list.
See who opened your app each day and read their feedback.
Answer Google with real activity and real feedback.
Add our lightweight Android SDK and see every tester, every device and every minute they spend in your app.
The TesterMob library is a small .aar file. It records when testers open your app and how long they stay, and sends it to your dashboard.
public static UserActivityTracker tracker;
public String appId = "app_id"; // from your dashboard
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
tracker = new UserActivityTracker(this, appId);
tracker.sendUserActivity(appId);
tracker.getTesterMob();
}
Short walkthroughs for developers and testers, from adding the SDK to installing your first app.
About 20 minutes a day on your own Android phone. $5 to $20 per completed test, paid monthly in USDT, wherever you live.
No one can promise that, because Google makes the final decision. What we do is give you 12 real, active testers for the full 14 days and the activity data and feedback you need to answer Google’s production access questions well.
Yes. Every tester signs up with their own Gmail account and installs your app on their own Android phone from Google Play. With the SDK added, you can see each tester’s daily activity yourself.
Developers pay $9.99 per app, in Tether (USDT). Joining as a tester is free.
Testers earn for each day they use an app for at least 20 minutes. Earnings are paid in USDT to your digital wallet between the 1st and 5th of each month.
No. You need an Android phone, a Gmail account, and the patience to use an app every day and describe what you notice.
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