Where can I find a bunch of beta testers for an iPhone app?
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Specifically targeted for iPhone apps, over 6000 beta testers, and over 500 developers. I've been beta testing apps here for some time now!
The BEST site ever!
You can also follow them on Twitter: http://twitter.com/iBetaTest,
Follow new apps available for beta testing: http://twitter.com/iBetaTestApps
And if you go to the site you can also subscribe to the RSS feed so you always know when a new app/game is available to be tested.
Hmm, maybe that last one won't matter since you're a developer - but you get the point ;)
-- Edit --
Just read the above answer where iBetaTest was already mentioned. If you want Private beta testing - iBetaTest actually offers this as well. When you are about to submit an app, there are options to make your app Public or Private, among other things.
Public apps are visible to everyone, Private apps only to those people you invite to participate. With this site, you can further narrow down on who sees your app and who gets access to it. Developers can invite specific testers (both members and non members) to their betas, and private/public setting lets your app be shown on the site or not.
These guys actually have more private betas which you do not even see unless you're invited, than public betas which are shown on the site. I even heard Smule was using them at some point to beta test things.
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Hope it helps, good luck.
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M$You may try any of the following approaches.
1. If you want to keep the specifications of you products confidential, then you will have to choose the beta testers carefully. You should ask if any of your friends are willing to test the product. twitter or facebook for this, ask your friends to ReTweet so that you product gets advertised through word of mouth.
2. If you want public beta testers, then try www.iBetaTest.com. You will find plenty of testers over there.
3. You can also give some incentive to testers. Post the link on your blog or some tech blog or better go to nearby university and distribute some freebies as incentives.
Hope this might help you.
Regards
Jigar
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