Tingjar.For Android developers
Real testers for your 14‑day closed test.
Google Play wants 12 testers opted in for 14 days before a new personal account can publish. Tingjar players opt in, open your app every day and answer your questions.
Pay after review·Checked by a person·No SDK needed
Testers opt in and open your app every day. You watch the grid fill in.
- Listing check
- Invoice
- Opt-ins
- 14-day grid
- Measured play time
- Daily answers
- Bug reports
- Day 3, 6, 10 forms
What we do
Twelve people is easy. Fourteen days of them is the hard part.
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Real people opt in
Tingjar players pick your test and opt in on Google Play with the Gmail on their own phone. One person, one phone, one Gmail.
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They open it every day
Days 2 to 14, each tester opens your app and checks in. That's the part Google looks for, and the part friends-and-family tests skip.
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They answer your questions
Your daily question, plus deeper ones on days 3, 6 and 10. Every answer lands on your dashboard, word for word.
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Android measures the play time
Testers allow Usage Access, so Android reports how long your app was open each day. Measured days and answer-only days are marked apart.
Pricing
Priced per tester.
The daily minimum is how long each tester keeps your app open for a day to count as measured. Testers earn half of what you pay.
1 minute a day
A quick open. Proves the install is alive every day.
₹60/ tester12 testers ₹7205 minutes a day
A real session. Enough to use the main feature.
₹90/ tester12 testers ₹1,08015 minutes a day
Long play. For games and apps with depth.
₹150/ tester12 testers ₹1,800Pay laterWe send an invoice after review. Nothing is charged when you submit.
How it works
Five steps, one of them waiting.
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Sign in with Google
Add a name and a contact. That's the whole account.
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Submit your app
Package name, closed-test opt-in link, optional Google Group, number of testers, daily minimum, your questions.
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We review it
A person checks the listing and questions, then emails an invoice. Nothing is charged when you submit.
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Fourteen days
Testers opt in and open your app daily. You watch the grid, read answers and bug reports, and flag any answer that's junk.
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Apply for production
When the 14 days are done, you apply in Play Console with real usage behind you.
Is a paid testing service allowed?+
Google's production form asks how you recruited testers, and paying a testing provider is a normal answer. What gets apps rejected is testers who installed and never opened the app. That's the part we're built around: daily opens, measured by Android, and written answers from every tester.
Will testers rate or review my app?+
No. We ban it. A tester who leaves a rating or review because of us is removed and unpaid. Incentivised reviews break Play policy and can sink your account.
What does "measured" mean?+
Testers give Tingjar Android's Usage Access, so the phone reports how long your app was in the foreground each day. A day counts as measured when it meets the daily minimum you picked. If Android can't confirm it, the tester can still answer your daily question, and that day shows as answer-only.
What if an answer is junk?+
Flag it from your dashboard within the review window (72 hours by default). The tester's coins for it are held while a person checks, and a rejected answer isn't paid.
How many testers should I pick?+
Google needs 12 opted in for 14 days in a row. People drop out of any test, so a few spares (15 for a 12-tester requirement) is the safe choice.
How do I pay?+
Pay later. We review your submission, then send an invoice. Testers start once it's paid. Testers earn half of what you pay per tester.
Who are the testers?+
Tingjar players in India who picked beta tests. Each one signs in with Google on a real Android phone that passes a Play Integrity check.