Android App Tester (Remote User Testing)

Have an Android phone? That could be the start.

Put it to good use while you go about your normal day — 
commute, lunch break, scrolling in bed, whatever. We match 
testers in the Philippines with real pre-launch Android apps 
through Google Play closed testing. You install, use the app 
like a normal person, and share honest feedback when asked. 
No tech degree needed.

What you actually do:
- Download the assigned app from Google Play Store
- Keep it installed and open it a few times a week for 14 days
- Fill in a simple standardised feedback form at the end — 
things like ease of use, performance, anything that felt 
broken or confusing
- That's it. Repeat for the next campaign when invited.

What you need:
- An Android smartphone
- An active Google account with Google Play history 
(not a brand new account)
- Basic written English for the feedback form
- Reliable internet connection

How you get paid:
- Complete a campaign ? earn credits
- Credits are redeemed for real cash rewards paid out via 
Tremendous — choose from gift cards, PayPal, bank transfer 
and more
- The more campaigns you complete, the higher your tier 
and the more you earn per campaign
- Bonus credits for referring friends

Join: sign up free with your Google account at theappdad.com , 
add your device details, wait for campaign invites.

Share: know someone else with an Android in the Philippines? 
Send them this — the more reliable testers, the better 
for everyone.

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