iBetaTest Blog

After the initial launch of the Beta Signup page and configuration of this new blog, I decided to synch the themes a bit so now, as you can see, it all kind of fits together .

Today is the day I officially announced the iBetaTest.com to couple of people. Let’s see how the beta signup goes - at the moment we have 2 people on the list (and that was before the announcement). I sincerely have no idea how they found us so quickly.

I’ll keep you posted, right now, I’m off to my Bat Cave to work.

Stay tuned and if you like the idea, please let the others know about us! Here’s what you can use as a “template”:

As you already know, there are so many crappy iPhone apps, and so many buggy ones as well.
The problem is that developers have no way of communicating with quality beta testers (those that actually test and report bugs), and even worse, those developers whose apps did not pass through Apple’s approval find themselves stranded.

iBetaTest.com wants to bridge the gap between developers and beta testers, help those stranded developers and apps denied in the app store by giving them ability to sell their apps to up to a 100 users (since that’s the limit set by Apple on how many phones can be provisioned for such tasks), help developers create better apps by giving them access to quality testers (who are rated by developers so we all know who’s worth what), and give the beta testers what they need: the early/vip access to the apps before they are launched, and even ability to make some money in the process: developers can choose to sponsor beta testers by paying them for their participation.

Thanks!

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