CAPITOR is an app for money and plans: a loan payment here is a task on the calendar and a withdrawal from the account at the same time. For Google to let it into the store, twelve people need to keep it on their phones for two weeks. You're one of them.
Open this page on your Android phone — the link only works there
Want to be a tester?
Send "Hi" to the address below and your email goes into the tester list, after which Google opens the app to you. In the message, give the Google account you use in the Play Store on your phone: the test is opened by name, and until your address is on the list the button above will honestly say the programme isn't available.
✉️ Send "Hi" → a9036732817@gmail.com⭐ Premium for life — as a thank-you
Everyone who sees the test through keeps Premium free, forever. Right now every feature is open to everyone; when Premium becomes paid, yours stays — no subscription, no expiry.
A Google page with the app's name opens. Sign in with the same account you gave the developer: the test is opened by name and another Google account won't get in.
A couple of seconds later a "Download it on Google Play" link appears — that's the ordinary store page for the app.
On first launch the app creates a showcase set of data — you can try everything without filling anything in.
Google only counts continuous participation: if the app disappears from your phone or you leave the test, the count may restart — for everyone at once. You don't have to use it every day; it just has to stay installed.
Tell me how it works for you
Installing is only half the help. What really matters is hearing what worked and what annoyed you: where it got confusing, where you expected a button and didn't find one, what felt unnecessary, what was missing. One line in a messenger is fine, so is a long email, so is a screenshot captioned "this is odd".
The small things people usually put up with in silence matter most: small type, a word that isn't clear, lag on your phone, a number that didn't match what you expected. Right now any of them can be fixed in an evening — after publication it gets noticeably more expensive.
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