Your answers to the production access application
After the closed test, Google asks how the test went, who the app is for and why it is ready. Give your test’s facts: each answer is built from your own words, ready to read over and copy.
Start with the app’s name: the answers write themselves here as you go.
What Google asks
You apply from the app’s Dashboard once at least 12 testers have been opted in continuously for 14 days. The application has three parts, according to Play Console Help: your closed test (how easy recruiting was, tester engagement, the feedback and how you collected it), your app or game (target audience, value proposition, estimated installs in the first year), and production readiness (what you changed after the test, and how you decided the app was ready).
The Play Console’s wording may differ a little from this page. Google says the answers of the second part are not shown on Google Play, and that review usually takes seven days or less. Read every answer again: an answer that looks like everyone else’s reads like a test that was not really run. What you type stays in your browser: nothing is sent or kept.
Google’s help on testing for new accounts · Apply for production access, question by question · Production access date calculator · Access refused: what to do
A Peerbeta test ends with these answers, drawn from what your testers really did.
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