Get through Google Play's closed test with people who will actually use your app
If you publish from a personal developer account created after November 13, 2023, Google Play asks you to run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in for 14 days in a row. KADODE gives you accurate guides and a simple page you can send to friends and family. No sign-up.
GuidesWhat the requirement says today, how to find testers, how people join, and the production access questions. Checked against Google's own help pages, with dates.
Tester pageA page anyone can follow to join your test. People on iPhone are asked to pass it on to someone with Android.
NotebookRecord tester numbers, releases and feedback. It gives you material to answer the application questions yourself. Records stay in this browser.
Where to start
- Know the ruleHow many testers, for how long, in which track. The requirement
- Ask 16 peopleMake a tester page and send it, mostly to Android users. With exactly 12, one or two dropouts leave you short. Getting testers
- ApplyAnswer the questions in your own words, based on what actually happened in your test. Production access
Our promises
- We do not sell testers or charge for test slots.
- We do not write your application answers.
- We cannot promise review results. Our guides separate what Google says from what it does not.
- We collect as little as possible. Privacy