u/Chaser3232

Hello

Hello. This is my first time visiting this community.

I am currently developing an app on my own using Android Studio. I initially intended to make it for personal use, but as the development process took much longer than expected (though this might be because I am a beginner at programming, it has taken about two months since I started), I have grown somewhat attached to the app I created.

So, I thought about releasing this app on the Play Store to get feedback from people... but the release process turned out to be more complicated than I thought.

The app itself is very simple. It is an app that uses MP3 files stored on the phone. It does not require a login process, does not store data on a server, and does not use other streaming APIs like Spotify or Apple Music. It is the type of app that works perfectly fine even if the phone is set to airplane mode.

Despite this (even though it took a long time to develop with UI elements completely excluded), I heard that the app release process is quite strict, and that there is even a procedure to recruit more than 10 testers to test it...

So, I ended up here after searching online.

I haven't finished building my app yet, but in preparation for recruiting testers later... if I test someone else's app here, would that be helpful when I recruit testers in the future?

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u/Chaser3232 — 1 day ago

Hello, Everyone.

Hello everyone. This is my first time in this community.

Can people who listen to MP3 music on Android phones (like me) also participate in this community?

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u/Chaser3232 — 2 days ago