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How 12 Testers 14 Days works
See how the managed 12 Testers 14 Days service runs your Google Play closed test: choose a package, register your app, real Android testers opt in with a 14-tester buffer, follow progress in your dashboard, and get a closeout report before you apply for production access.
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- Here's how a managed 12 Testers 14 Days run takes your app through Google Play closed testing.
- Choose a package, register your app, let real testers run your 14-day test, then apply with a clear record.
- Share your package name, closed-testing opt-in link, any login instructions, and the journeys you want tested.
- Real Android testers join your track — 14 assigned as a buffer above Google's 12-tester minimum.
- Track opt-ins, day-by-day progress and tester feedback from your workspace during the 14-day window.
- At closeout you get a report with participation, observations and guidance for Google's production-access questions.
- Start your managed closed test today at 12testers14day.com.
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