Testogethr is a crowd-powered app testing and discovery platform. Developers launch structured campaigns to put their apps in front of real people, collect actionable feedback, and improve before and after release. Test with SDK-verified flows or run clearly labeled SDK-free campaigns. Testers discover new apps, complete real product journeys, and earn rewards—without incentivized store ratings or reviews. Available on iOS and Android.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Testogethr around a simple problem: publishing an app does not mean real people will use it, and most early developers struggle to find testers who will complete meaningful flows and explain what needs improvement.
The usual alternatives are fragmented beta groups or install-only swaps. They may produce a download, but rarely produce enough context to improve the product.
Testogethr closes that loop:
• Testers discover real apps and complete structured product journeys.
• Developers can run SDK-verified flows or clearly labeled SDK-free campaigns.
• Feedback stays inside Testogethr and is tied to the campaign flow.
• Testers earn tokens that they can spend to get their own apps tested.
Google Play closed testing and TestFlight are supported, but Testogethr is broader than a store requirement: it is a reciprocal community for discovery, genuine product use, and better feedback.
We do not incentivize App Store or Play Store ratings and reviews. The goal is authentic testing and useful product insight.
I would especially love your feedback on the campaign onboarding, the tester experience, and whether the SDK-verified versus SDK-free trust model is clear. AMA!
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honestly this looks solid, the split between sdk verified and sdk free is smart. one thing i'd love though is some kind of tester profile that shows your testing history and types of apps you usually try, so devs can filter for people who actually match their target audience. would make the feedback way more relevant on both sides
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@glenbayrdat3xe Thanks, Gülşen! That’s a really valuable suggestion.
A tester profile showing testing history, app categories, devices, and areas of interest could help developers find testers who better match their target audience. It could also help testers discover more relevant campaigns.
I’ll definitely keep this in mind as we improve the matching experience.
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Ran a quick SDK-free campaign and got genuine walkthrough notes back the same day. The no-review-ratings rule is a nice touch if you're tired of skewed feedback.
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@zlemeng6 Thanks for trying it out! It’s great to hear that you received useful walkthrough feedback the same day.
Keeping feedback genuine is one of the main reasons we avoid tying rewards to ratings or positive reviews. Really appreciate you sharing your experience!
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A tester leaderboard or streak system would be a fun touch, like showing top contributors by completed journeys or feedback quality. It could motivate more thoughtful reviews and give testers a little extra reason to keep coming back.
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@neslihantbkqjo Thanks, Neslihan! I really like the idea of adding some gamification for testers.
A leaderboard, streak system, and badges based on completed journeys or feedback quality could make contributing more engaging and encourage testers to provide more thoughtful feedback.
This is definitely something worth considering as the tester community grows.
honestly this looks solid, the split between sdk verified and sdk free is smart. one thing i'd love though is some kind of tester profile that shows your testing history and types of apps you usually try, so devs can filter for people who actually match their target audience. would make the feedback way more relevant on both sides
@glenbayrdat3xe Thanks, Gülşen! That’s a really valuable suggestion.
A tester profile showing testing history, app categories, devices, and areas of interest could help developers find testers who better match their target audience. It could also help testers discover more relevant campaigns.
I’ll definitely keep this in mind as we improve the matching experience.
Ran a quick SDK-free campaign and got genuine walkthrough notes back the same day. The no-review-ratings rule is a nice touch if you're tired of skewed feedback.
@zlemeng6 Thanks for trying it out! It’s great to hear that you received useful walkthrough feedback the same day.
Keeping feedback genuine is one of the main reasons we avoid tying rewards to ratings or positive reviews. Really appreciate you sharing your experience!
A tester leaderboard or streak system would be a fun touch, like showing top contributors by completed journeys or feedback quality. It could motivate more thoughtful reviews and give testers a little extra reason to keep coming back.
@neslihantbkqjo Thanks, Neslihan! I really like the idea of adding some gamification for testers.
A leaderboard, streak system, and badges based on completed journeys or feedback quality could make contributing more engaging and encourage testers to provide more thoughtful feedback.
This is definitely something worth considering as the tester community grows.