Network
Open to test
Creators browse testers who’ve opted in — devices, platforms, and a short bio — then invite the right people instead of blasting a group chat.
Open to test · Test-for-test swaps · AI bug drafts
feedback in.
clean bugs out.
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.
The loop
From empty tester list to a clean bug board.
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.
Find testers, or swap
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.
Testers send feedback
They install your build from TestFlight, Play, or a link you attach — then tap to report what’s broken, confusing, or missing.
AI drafts the bug
Each report lands as a structured draft: title, repro steps, expected vs. actual, severity. You confirm or dismiss — noise never hits the list.
What’s inside
Built for the messy middle of a beta.
Recruiting, reporting, and triage in one place — so “it’s broken” turns into something you can actually fix.
Reciprocity
Test-for-test swaps
Propose a swap: you test their build, they test yours. Accept from the swaps inbox and both projects get a tester without hunting.
Structure
AI bug drafts
Feedback becomes a developer-ready report — title, steps, expected vs. actual, severity — sitting as a suggestion until you confirm.
Builds
Multi-platform links
Attach TestFlight, Play Store, web, or desktop links per platform so every tester grabs the right build from one project.
Control
Human in the loop
AI never writes to your bug list alone. Developers confirm or dismiss drafts, set severity, and mark fixes when they’re done.
Roles
Invites that fit
One shareable link. Testers send feedback; developers triage. Everyone sees the slice of the project they need.
Targets
One project. Every platform you ship.
Attach a build link per platform. Testers always get the right install — feedback still lands in the same board.
- iOSTestFlight
- AndroidPlay track
- WebStaging URL
- macOSBuild link
- WindowsBuild link
- LinuxBuild link
FAQ
Straight answers.
How do I find testers?
Turn on “Open to test” in your profile to appear when creators are recruiting. As a creator, open Find testers on a project to browse opted-in people, invite them, or propose a test-for-test swap with another creator who’s open to swaps.
What is a test-for-test swap?
You propose that you’ll test their project if they test yours. They accept from the swaps inbox, and both of you get access as testers — useful when you don’t have a ready tester pool yet.
How does the AI turn feedback into a bug?
When a tester submits feedback, BetaFeedback drafts a structured report — title, steps to reproduce, expected vs. actual, and severity. It lands as a suggested bug for a developer to confirm or dismiss, so you stay in control.
Which platforms can I test?
Attach a download or test link for iOS, Android, Web, macOS, Windows, or Linux. Testers grab the right build; all feedback stays in one project.
How much does it cost?
BetaFeedback is free to start with one project. Pro ($12/mo) adds unlimited projects, CSV export, and email notifications.
When is it available?
We’re rolling out on iOS and Android. Tap a download badge or email hello@betafeedback.com for early access.
Get the app
Spin up a beta. Fill the tester seats.
Create a project, find people open to testing or propose a swap, and let structured bugs come to you.