
TestPact
Google Play closed testing without ghost testers
What it does
Most closed-testing communities rely on trust, reminders, and hope. TestPact replaces that with accountability. Developers create testing agreements, testers complete daily sessions, and every session is backed by automated proof, reviews, appeals, ratings, and reputation. Whether you're exchanging tests or rewarding testers with credits, TestPact helps you run structured Google Play closed tests with people who actually follow through.
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