Get your app rated.
Understand the grade.
Collect private testing feedback and optional community star ratings. Use a grading brief to find out what works, what blocks a user and what needs another test.
From a score to a next step.
Choose a task.
Ask for evidence.
Define the grading brief.
Choose one journey and the observations you need. The free scorecard provides ten checks across clarity, first use, reliability, interaction and trust.
Collect a private report.
List your app and ask testers to describe the attempted task, device and result. Owners review submitted reports; tester availability depends on participation.
Make room for an honest rating.
After submitting feedback, a tester can optionally leave a community star rating. A favorable score is never a condition of the testing reward.
Choose what you want to improve.
Get app ratings with useful context
Learn how community scores differ from public App Store and Google Play ratings.
GRADINGPrepare an app quality scorecard
Record observed outcomes and missing evidence, then choose your next private test.
FEEDBACKGet feedback on the app you built
Write a focused request people can understand before accepting a testing task.
The scorecard is an original planning rubric. It does not inspect an app automatically or certify store acceptance. Distribution-specific incentive rules apply, including Apple's TestFlight rule.
Give the next tester
a clear starting point.
Create your account, verify your email and list a focused testing brief. New verified beta accounts receive 60 welcome credits; one approved private report uses 30 credits.
Create an app listing