Google makes small developers prove their app works with real people before it can go on the Play Store. That is all this is. Here is exactly what you are signing up for, with nothing left vague.
Don't leave the test early. Google counts only testers who stay opted in for 14 days without a break. If you opt out and rejoin, your clock restarts at zero and we are back to waiting. Uninstalling the app is survivable; opting out is not.
No. Google sets no daily requirement. But when we apply, Google asks us to describe which features testers used and how engaged they were — so opening it a handful of times over the fortnight genuinely helps, and dead installs genuinely don't.
Only if you have a Beebo server, because Beebo only ever plays video files that are already on somebody's own computer — it has no catalogue of its own. Without one you get everything else in the app, which is plenty to test. If you do have a spare Windows PC and fancy the full experience, tell us and we'll walk you through it.
No. Nothing to pay, no card, and we will never charge a tester. Everyone who completes the 14 days gets Beebo free permanently.
Your email address, so Google can add you to the test — nothing else. We can't see your phone, your files or anything else on your Google account, and we never post as you.
Of course, any time — just tell us so we can find someone else. We'd rather know than be short at the end.
