BetaFeedback
find testers, ship cleaner builds
What it does
BetaFeedback helps you find people open to testing, swap builds with other creators, and turn tester feedback into structured bug reports automatically. Download for iOS and Android.
Find people open to testing your build, swap testing with other creators, and turn every report into a structured bug — title, steps, severity — ready to confirm. BetaFeedback isn’t just a feedback form. It’s how you recruit coverage and turn what people say into work your team can ship against. Browse people who’ve opted in as open to test, invite them with one tap, or propose a test-for-test swap with another creator who needs coverage too. They install your build from TestFlight, Play, or a link you attach — then tap to report what’s broken, confusing, or missing. Each report lands as a structured draft: title, repro steps, expected vs. actual, severity. You confirm or dismiss — noise…from betafeedback.com
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