Find out where your app loses people, before your users do.
Real testers run your Android build on their own phones. You get written reports, behavior data from our SDK, and a ranked list of the screens where people struggled.
Start with a package
| Package | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Quick Look Is anything broken? | 5 testers · a written report from each (about 20 minutes of use) | $37.50 |
| Play Launch Google Play's closed test | 12 testers who keep your app installed for 14 days, with a daily check-in from our SDK | $22.50 |
| Struggle Study Where do people get stuck? | 10 testers · written report + struggle report from each · a $50 prize for the best report | $212.50 |
| Launch Ready First release, done properly | 12 testers · 14 days installed · written report + struggle report · a $50 prize | $265 |
Prices in US dollars, before card or bank processing fees, which are shown at checkout.
Choose each part yourself
Written report
Tasks, ratings and open questions from your own form or our default. The tester receives $5 of it, or more if you set a higher payout.
Struggle report
The written report plus behavior capture from our SDK, scored by screen. The tester receives $7.50.
Stay installed
The tester keeps your app for 14 days and our SDK checks in daily. The tester receives $1.50.
Prizes are optional, at least 10 times the per-report payout, plus 25% handling. Building your own adds 15% to the total. Device, region, language and accessibility filters are coming.
Reports that meet the bar get paid
A report meets the bar when every required question is answered, written answers reach their minimum length, and our SDK saw your app in use for at least half the estimated time. You can send a report back, but you have to give the tester a reason, and they can dispute it with their session data. Reports you don't review are accepted after 7 days.
12 testers, 14 days
Google Play asks new personal developer accounts to run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days before applying for production. Play Launch gives you 12 testers who opt in through your testing link and keep your app installed for the full 14 days. Google decides on production access, so make sure you also meet its other requirements.
One line in your app, and silent for everyone else
Add the Qanary SDK and call Qanary.init(this) in your Application class. It records only when your app is opened from Qanary during a test. Your regular users are never recorded. It has no third-party dependencies, so it won't clash with your app's.
No typed text. No screenshots.
For input fields the SDK counts focus, edits, clears and abandoned fields. It never reads what was typed, and our server refuses any upload that tries to send it. Crash reports carry the exception type and location, never the message. More on our security page.
Want to be one of the first apps tested?
Qanary is in development. Email qanary@meex.work with your app's name and what you'd like to learn.