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I will do QA testing, app testing, 12 to 20 testers, google play testers, user testing
QA Tester, App, Website, User and Google Play Testing Expert
Hi, I'm Alexa, I help app and website owners catch bugs, fix broken user flows, and pass Google Play closed testing before real users ever see the problems.
My background is in QA and user testing ac...
About this Gig
Struggling to get your app past Google Play's closed testing requirement? You're not alone. Google now requires a minimum of 12 testers actively using your app for 14 days straight before it clears you for production, and most developers get stuck right here, not because their app isn't ready, but because they don't have 12 real testers on hand.
That's where I come in.
I run a dedicated pool of 12 app testers who join your closed testing track, opt in, install your app, and stay active for the full 14 day window Google requires. No shortcuts, no fake accounts that get flagged, just real Google accounts completing real testing cycles so your app can move from testing straight to production.
What's Included
- 12 verified testers joined to your Google Play closed testing track
- Testers install your app and stay active for the full 14 day requirement
- Daily engagement/opt in confirmation so your test doesn't get flagged as inactive
- Support setting up your closed testing group and opt in link if you haven't already
Why Choose Me
- I understand the Play Console process, not just the tester count.
- I communicate
- Fast setup
Testing application:
Mobile app
Development technology:
.NET
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HTML & CSS
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Java
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Python
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Scala
Device:
PC
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Mac
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iPhone
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iPad
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Android mobile phone
FAQ
How many testers do I need for Google Play closed testing?
Google requires a minimum of 12 testers who opt in and stay active for 14 continuous days before your app can move to production. That's exactly what this gig provides.
Do the testers actually use the app, or do they just install it and leave?
They opt in and remain active through the full 14 day window. Google checks for ongoing engagement, not just an install count, so a one time install won't satisfy the requirement.
Will this guarantee my app gets approved?
This covers the tester requirement specifically. Final approval also depends on your app meeting Google's other content and policy guidelines, which I can flag if I notice anything obvious, but the review decision itself is Google's.
