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AppForge is an AI that returns apk (android) apps based on text.

I need to test if AppForge outperform other solutions like Google AI Studio, Lovable..etc

Your main job is to:
- download AppForge from Playstore (free):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tipro
- create an account (free)
- create a project on AppForge (free)
- type a prompt there, like a normal user (the complexity of the project you type in, is of your responsibility, and has to be something that Google AI studio and Lovable have difficulty to deliver it
- AppForge will create for you an apk file ready to install (free)
- your job is to asses if the installed app matches your prompt, and compare it to the same output of Google AI studio, Lovable..etc

As a deliverable, I need a report on this on what to improve.

Skills: Mobile App Development, Android, Testing / QA, Mobile App Testing, Android App Development, AI Model Development, AI Integration, AI App Development

I need an Android macro to send texts in the same way that the attached python file sends out emails.

Here's an explanation in words:

This macro will send a single text message to each cellphone number in a csv file. The file name is contacts.csv. The file will be located in Downloads folder of the Android device.

The texts will be sent at random intervals based on how many texts are being sent and what the time period is within which the texts are to be sent. The first text is sent as soon as the macro is run.

The macro will have a UI with these inputs:

First line number; The line number of the csv file for the first of the numbers where the text is to be sent.

Last line number: The line number of the csv file for the last of the numbers where the text is to be sent.

Send within: The number of minutes following the sending of the first text that the remainder of the texts will be sent.

Randomization means that texts are sent at random intervals according to how many texts have ben selected for sending and how many minutes are allotted for sending them. Randomization does not mean sending texts every X minutes when X = Last line number – First line number / Send within

The macro will have one output display: Last line sent, which corresponds to the line number for the last phone number to which a text has been sent during the Send within period.

If for some reason the text cannot be submitted to a number, the macro would not stop but would proceed to the next number for texting.

Please let me know of any questions.
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Skills: Python, Mobile App Development, Android, Software Architecture, Mobile App Testing, App Design, Mobile Development, Automation, Android App Development, App Development

Looking for U.S.-based users to run a very quick test on my rewards website by completing a signup verification task. I need to make sure our rewards system can successfully send a SMS promotion.

Task includes:

Visiting the website
Completing a short registration form
Confirming whether you receive an SMS/text message
Replying to the text if received
Providing brief confirmation that the process worked

Requirements:

Must be located in the United States
Must have access to a valid U.S. mobile phone number
Must be able to receive and respond to SMS messages
Must follow instructions carefully

Compensation:

Fixed payment: $10
Task takes approximately 1–5 minutes to complete

No special skills or experience required. Looking for reliable users who can complete the task quickly and accurately.

Do you run or cycle (or both)? We're looking for runners and/or cyclists who are available to beta test updates to our endurance sports training app. Testers will be required to do a minimum of two (2) or (3) training sessions a week using our app, and report bugs and provide information/feedback on new features. If you're a triathlete (or a runner OR cyclist), drop us a line and let's chat to see if you'd be a fit for our BETA test.

I built Now, a free ADHD focus app (iOS + Android), and I want real feedback from real ADHD brains before the next update.

WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Install Now from the App Store or Google Play (it's free, no account, no card).
- Use it at least once a day for 7 days for real tasks: type something you're avoiding, let it break the task into small steps, run the timer.
- Keep short daily notes (2-3 lines a day is fine): what you used it for, what helped, what annoyed you, where you got stuck, when you gave up and why.
- On day 7, fill in a feedback form I'll send you (about 15 questions, 20-30 minutes). It asks things like: what did you expect vs. what happened, which screen confused you, what would make you open it tomorrow, what would you tell a friend with ADHD about it.
- Optional: a 15-minute video or voice call if you're up for it (paid the same either way).

WHO I'M LOOKING FOR
- You have ADHD (diagnosed or self-identified) and you've tried focus/planner apps before. Honest, specific, critical feedback is exactly what I want. "It's fine" is not useful; "I stopped opening it on day 3 because X" is gold.
- iPhone (iOS 16+) or Android (10+).
- Comfortable writing feedback in English.

WHAT YOU GET
- $30 fixed for the 7-day test + completed feedback form. Paid on delivery of the form.
- Your feedback directly shapes the next version.

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA (what "done" means)
1. The app was installed and opened on at least 5 of the 7 days (I'll ask which days and what you did).
2. Daily notes covering at least 5 days, in your own words.
3. The day-7 feedback form fully completed with specific answers (not one-word answers).
4. Delivered within 10 days of hire.

IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ
This job pays for testing and feedback only. You are NOT being asked or paid to leave an app store rating or review, and whether you rate the app has no effect on payment or on this job being marked complete. If you want to rate it after you've used it, that's entirely your call and should reflect your honest experience.

I'm hiring 10 testers. This is a one-time, ~2 hour total commitment spread over a week.

We're looking for parents in the UK and US to test Mooshie Moments, an iPhone app that gives you simple, guided play ideas to do with your little one (6 months to 4 years). Think "make memories, build skills, play together" rather than more screen time — the app is for you, the activities are for the two of you.

We've just launched in the UK and are about to launch in the US, and we want real parents to tell us what's confusing, what's delightful, and what you'd never actually use.

What you'll do (about 1–2 hours total over one week)

- Install the app on your iPhone and record your screen (or just talk us through it) as you go through onboarding and your first activity — we want your unfiltered first impressions

- Use the app with your child over about a week (aim for 3–5 activities)

- Fill in a short survey at the end

Optional: a 20–30 minute video call to go deeper — paid extra

You're a good fit if you:

- Are a parent or primary carer of a child aged 6 months to 4 years
- Live in the UK or US and have an iPhone
- Are comfortable being honest, including telling us what doesn't work
- Have tried other parenting or kids' activity apps (nice to have, not essential)

To apply, please tell us in one or two lines: your child's age, where you're based, your phone model, and one parenting app you've used and what you thought of it.

No child needs to appear on camera, and any feedback you share stays private to our team.

I’ve just wrapped an early build of a social-media mobile app and need fresh, first-time users to put it through its paces. After installing the iOS or Android build I provide, you’ll explore the main flows—account creation, feed browsing, posting, and profile editing—exactly as any brand-new user would.

What matters most to me is clear feedback on three areas:

• Ease of navigation – Can you find what you need without thinking?
• Visual design – Do the layout, colours, and typography feel intuitive and appealing?
• Feature usability – Do posting, reacting, and messaging behave as you expect?

Deliverables
1. A short screen recording (voice-over welcome) of your first ten minutes in the app.
2. A written summary (1–2 pages) detailing what felt smooth, what confused you, and any quick wins you’d suggest.
3. A simple 1–5 rating for each of the three focus areas above, with a one-sentence justification for each score.

Please run the test on a real phone—not an emulator—and note the device model and OS version in your report. No prior experience with the app is expected; in fact, being completely new to it is essential for authentic insights.

I’ll review every submission and follow up quickly if I need clarification. Looking forward to seeing how the app feels in the hands of a true first-time user.

Skills: Mobile App Development, iPhone, Android, iPad, Usability Testing, Mobile App Testing, User Experience Research, User Research

I need an Android application that accepts an RTSP stream from any IP camera, decodes it in real time and exposes it to the operating system as a virtual webcam. The goal is for this synthetic camera to appear alongside the device’s built-in cameras so it can be picked inside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Instagram Live, Facebook Live or any other conferencing or live-streaming app without additional plug-ins.

Core requirements
• Input: a simple field where I can paste the RTSP URL and tap “Connect”.
• Processing: low-latency decoding (preferably via MediaCodec with hardware acceleration) and seamless piping of the frames to a virtual camera using Camera2 / CameraX’s StreamSharing or a comparable technique.
• Output: a persistent virtual camera device that survives activity restarts and is selectable by third-party apps exactly like a physical camera.

Extra functionality I must have
• On-screen controls – play / pause, reconnect, resolution toggle and FPS indicator while the stream is running.
• Recording – one-touch start/stop to locally save the incoming stream as an .mp4 (H.264 or HEVC). Recorded files should be listed in-app with share / delete options.

Compatibility & stability
The solution has to work from Android 10 upward, handle network interruptions gracefully, and keep audio/video in sync when recording. I’m fine with using open-source components such as GStreamer or FFmpeg as long as licences are respected and the final APK remains lightweight.

Deliverables
1. Signed release APK and installable AAB.
2. Full Android Studio project with clear build instructions.
3. Brief README outlining architecture, libraries used and how to add the app’s virtual camera on different Android versions.
4. Short test video proving the virtual webcam is detected by at least one conferencing app and one social media live platform.

I’m available for quick clarifications and can provide sample RTSP URLs for testing. Let me know your approach and estimated timeline so we can get started.

Skills: Java, Mobile App Development, Android, C# Programming, Mobile App Testing, Mobile Development, Android App Development, Video Streaming

【Job Overview】

We are looking for local testers based in Italy, Spain, or Portugal to help us evaluate local payment experiences and better understand local payment habits.

The testing may involve BNPL services, local payment methods, or digital wallets.

Both new and experienced users are welcome. No previous BNPL experience is required.

【Tasks】
1、Complete an assigned end-to-end payment flow, including successful payment and, where applicable, refund.
2、Capture key steps via screenshots or screen recordings.
3、Share brief feedback on the payment experience and your usual payment habits.
You can blur/mask all sensitive personal information before submission.

【Requirements】
1、Currently residing in Italy, Spain, or Portugal.
2、Familiar with online shopping and online payments.
3、Able to complete the test within 24 hours.
4、Interested in testing BNPL or local payment methods.

【When Applying】
Please include:
1、Your country: Italy / Spain / Portugal
2、Payment methods you usually use for online shopping
3、Any BNPL, digital wallet, or local payment services you have used (if any), and how often

【Payout】
$50 USD fixed price
Estimated time: Under 2 hours

Any payment made specifically for the test will be refunded separately and is not included in the $50 payout.

I have a quick connectivity check that will take no more than two hours. Once I send you a QR code, you’ll add our data eSIM to your Android 13 (or newer) device, confirm it registers on a local Sri Lankan network, run a short speed test, and grab a couple of screenshots. We’ll stay on a conference call the whole time so you can follow each step easily, then you’ll delete the eSIM profile when we’re done.

Your phone simply needs native eSIM support and you should be comfortable speaking basic English during the call.

Deliverables:
• Two to three clear screenshots—one showing successful network registration, another showing the speed-test result.
• A brief note confirming the operator that appeared and whether browsing worked.

When you reply, let me know the exact make, model, and Android version of your handset so I can send the QR code and schedule the session. Looking forward to collaborating with you.

( person should be live in sri lanka )

Skills: Mobile App Development, Android, Testing / QA, Software Testing, Mobile App Testing, Test

We're building an iOS app that analyses running technique from smartphone video. A development team is actively shipping builds. We need someone to put those builds through real-world use every day, recruit people to film, and run a tight feedback loop between testers and developers.

This is a hands-on coordination role, not a supervisory one. You will be filming, testing, logging, and chasing. Expect 15–20 hours per week for 4–6 weeks, with the possibility of extension.

What you'll do

Recruit and schedule a rotating pool of adult test participants (runners, gym-goers, athletes, students — anyone willing to be filmed sprinting 20–40m)
Run repeat test sessions: same participants, multiple builds, varied conditions (lighting, camera angle, distance, indoor/outdoor, phone model)
Capture structured results — what worked, what broke, what the app measured vs. what actually happened
Log every issue in a shared tracker with video evidence, reproduction steps, and severity
Run a daily written check-in with the dev team and a weekly summary to the founder
Re-test fixes and confirm they hold, rather than assuming they do

What we're looking for

Proven QA or beta-testing experience on mobile apps, ideally iOS
Demonstrated ability to recruit and manage test participants in person — this is the part that makes or breaks the role
Clear written English and disciplined documentation habits
Comfortable working with a development team directly and holding them to fix turnaround
Access to at least two different iPhone models, or the ability to source them
Reliable overlap with both an Australian (AEST) founder and an offshore dev team

Nice to have

Background in sport, athletics, coaching, or physiotherapy
Experience with TestFlight, Linear/Jira, or Notion
Video capture experience

Logistics

4 week engagement, starting immediately
Fixed rate INCLUDING payment for your test subjects if necessary so please quote accordingly
NDA required before access to any builds
Participants in the test you record must be of varying ages (preferably adults)

We are looking for an experienced Senior QA Engineer to take ownership of our quality assurance lifecycle across web and mobile platforms.

You will design comprehensive test strategies, execute rigorous manual and exploratory testing, build reliable automated test suites, and work directly with our engineering team to ensure high-performance, bug-free production releases.

What You’ll Do

Design, execute, and maintain end-to-end test plans, test cases, and test scenarios for web (React/Next.js) and hybrid mobile apps (Capacitor/Android/iOS).

Perform API testing (RESTful APIs, auth flows, edge cases) using tools like Postman.

Build, maintain, and expand automated E2E test suites (Cypress, Playwright, or Appium).

Conduct exploratory, regression, performance, and cross-browser/cross-device usability testing.

Document clear, reproducible bug reports with logs, network payloads, and reproduction steps in Jira/GitHub Issues.

Actively participate in sprint ceremonies, release sign-offs, and pre-deployment smoke checks.

Requirements

4+ years of professional QA experience covering both manual and automated testing.

Strong background testing modern JavaScript/TypeScript frontends (React, Next.js) and mobile environments (Capacitor).

Solid automation experience with modern frameworks (Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium; Appium for mobile is a big plus).

Proven proficiency in REST API testing, inspecting network tabs, and validating JSON payloads.

Familiarity with Git, CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions), and developer debugging workflows.

Strong communication skills in English, self-driven mindset, and ability to work independently in an agile, remote team.

Bonus Points

Experience testing WebSockets or real-time data sync.

Basic understanding of mobile build deployment flows (Android APK/AAB, TestFlight).

Performance and load testing experience (k6, JMeter, or Lighthouse).

We're building an iOS app that analyses running technique from smartphone video. A development team is actively shipping builds. We need someone to put those builds through real-world use every day, recruit people to film, and run a tight feedback loop between testers and developers.

This is a hands-on coordination role, not a supervisory one. You will be filming, testing, logging, and chasing. Expect 15–20 hours per week for 4–6 weeks, with the possibility of extension.

What you'll do

Recruit and schedule a rotating pool of adult test participants (runners, gym-goers, athletes, students — anyone willing to be filmed sprinting 20–40m)
Run repeat test sessions: same participants, multiple builds, varied conditions (lighting, camera angle, distance, indoor/outdoor, phone model)
Capture structured results — what worked, what broke, what the app measured vs. what actually happened
Log every issue in a shared tracker with video evidence, reproduction steps, and severity
Run a daily written check-in with the dev team and a weekly summary to the founder
Re-test fixes and confirm they hold, rather than assuming they do

What we're looking for

Proven QA or beta-testing experience on mobile apps, ideally iOS
Demonstrated ability to recruit and manage test participants in person — this is the part that makes or breaks the role
Clear written English and disciplined documentation habits
Comfortable working with a development team directly and holding them to fix turnaround
Access to at least two different iPhone models, or the ability to source them
Reliable overlap with both an Australian (AEST) founder and an offshore dev team

Nice to have

Background in sport, athletics, coaching, or physiotherapy
Experience with TestFlight, Linear/Jira, or Notion
Video capture experience

Logistics

4–6 week engagement, starting immediately
Fixed weekly rate, paid weekly
NDA required before access to any builds
All test participants must be 18+ and provide written consent to be filmed

I'm seeking QA tester to conduct comprehensive tests on both our website and mobile app. The focus of the evaluation will be on the flow of local payment methods.

The test will consist of creating an account on the trading platform and making sure that there are no problems with the registration process.

Key Priorities:
- Testing should cover both platforms with a keen eye on the user experience and payment process efficiency.
- The testing should prioritize the ease of navigation throughout the process.

Ideal skills and experience:
- Proven experience in usability testing for websites and mobile applications.
- Familiarity with user experience evaluation and payment process analysis.

I need a freelancer in Morocco who has or can buy INWI SIM so we can send test SMS messages towards it. Freelancer needs to speak English and have Android phone which will be used for testing.

We need US-based testers with Android phones to help validate our app before launch on the Play Store. The work includes testing core app functionality, payment flow, loading speed, event behavior, bug reporting and overall user experience. This is an urgent project, and we need testers who can start quickly and provide reliable feedback within the next week. If you have experience testing mobile apps and can work on a tight timeline, we’d like to hear from you.

UAT Testers for a fintech app (India credit card rewards) — accuracy-critical

WHO WE ARE
We're launching a credit card rewards app for India. Its core promise is telling users the correct best card to use for a given spend. If the output is wrong, the product is worthless and our credibility is gone. We need meticulous testers to validate that promise before launch.

THE ROLE
You will test the app hard and prove it works. Two parts:

1. OUTPUT ACCURACY (the critical part)
- Run large numbers of search permutations and combinations (spend type, amount, merchant, payment method, portal, UPI vs swipe, etc.)
- Validate that the recommended card and reward number is correct for EVERY card in the system, against the reference rules we provide
- Log every mismatch with exact steps to reproduce, expected vs actual output, and the card involved

2. FUNCTIONAL TESTING (everything else works)
- Card comparison, lounge section, deals/hacks, my cards, card visuals, and every other feature
- Edge cases, empty states, wrong inputs, broken flows, visual glitches
- Cross-device and OS checks

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
- Ruthless attention to detail. You enjoy finding the one case that breaks.
- Structured bug reporting (clear steps, expected vs actual, screenshots, severity)
- Ability to work through a large, systematic test matrix without cutting corners
- Enough credit card knowledge (India) to spot when a reward output "looks wrong," not just when the app crashes

NICE TO HAVE
- QA/testing background or test-case management experience
- You're a credit card rewards enthusiast who already thinks about this stuff

LOGISTICS
- We expect to hire more than one tester to cover the matrix in time
- Fixed-price per test cycle or hourly, your call — quote both
- Duration: through pre-launch, with cycles after launch as features change

TO APPLY
Describe how you'd structure testing to validate reward accuracy across every card and every search combination without missing cases. That answer tells us everything.

We are looking for a freelancer from Uruguay to check the usability of p@yment m3thods and Pu/bl!c b@nk

Requirements:
- Located in Uruguay.
- Android smartphone user.
- User of the following Pu/bl!c b@nks:
- B@ndes
- BBV@
- B@nque Her1tage
- H$BC
- Scoti@b@nk

In your response to job post please let us know if you are located in Uruguay and use Android smartphones.

Also specify which m3thods you have?

I'm the developer of a small Android app and I need one person currently living in India to install it, use it briefly, and tell me honestly what they see and think.

This is not a review job. I don't want a rating, a Play Store comment, or a testimonial. I need honest observation, including the parts that don't work.

What you'll do (about 20 minutes):

Install a free app from the Google Play Store
Save one photo with it - I'll send simple steps
Open the paid section and start a purchase
Stop at Google's payment screen without completing it
Screenshot which payment methods Google offers you
Answer 8 short written questions

Record your screen for the whole test (any free screen recorder is fine) and send me the video plus the screenshots.

Requirements:

Living in India, with an Indian Google Play account
Android phone - a normal mid-range phone is better than a flagship
Able to record your screen and upload the file
Comfortable writing in English

What I care about most is your honest reaction. If something is confusing or annoying, that's the most useful thing you can tell me. Please don't be polite about it.

Fixed price, paid on delivery.

Screening questions
Which city in India are you currently in?
What phone do you use? (brand and model)
Do you usually pay on Google Play with UPI, a card, or something else?
Have you ever paid for an app subscription through the Play Store? If yes, which one?

We need a reliable tester to evaluate a mobile app and identify issues before launch. The work includes testing core features, reporting bugs clearly, and helping improve the overall user experience. You should be comfortable working independently, communicating results effectively, and following testing plans carefully. This is a short-term project for someone who can deliver consistent, accurate feedback and support a smooth release process.

Mobile App Testing — US Only
Looking for US-based iPhone or iPad users to test an app and provide a short report.

What you’ll do:
1. Follow the provided instructions and access the app.
2. Test the main features.
3. Report any bugs or unexpected issues.
4. Submit a short test report.

Requirements:
1. iPhone or iPad
2. Based in the US
3. Able to follow instructions
4. Good attention to detail

We are launching a crypto portfolio tracking app and need an experienced QA tester to help us get it across the finish line.

This is a fintech product so the most important part of the role is verifying that financial calculations are correct — cost basis, P&L, fees, period filters, and CSV export accuracy. Not just checking that the app looks right but that the numbers are right.

What you will be testing:

Portfolio calculations and performance metrics
Exchange and wallet data imports — Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, on-chain wallets
Transaction history and classification accuracy
API responses using Postman
iOS and Android mobile app
Regression testing across builds — making sure new builds do not break what was working before

What we are looking for:

Fintech or trading platform QA experience
Comfortable with API testing and SQL to verify numbers at the database level
Strong attention to financial calculation accuracy
Clear bug reporting with reproduction steps and expected vs actual values
Able to work independently

Nice to have: crypto or blockchain product experience, Playwright automation, React Native testing.

We need a developer to build and support a mobile app for both iOS and Android. The work includes developing core app features, improving performance, and helping maintain the app over time. You should be comfortable working on both platforms and delivering reliable updates. Experience with mobile app development and a strong understanding of app functionality are important for this role.

AppForge is an AI that returns apk (android) apps based on text.

I need to test if AppForge outperform other solutions like Google AI Studio, Lovable..etc

Your main job is to:
- download AppForge from Playstore (free):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tipro
- create an account (free)
- create a project on AppForge (free)
- type a prompt there, like a normal user (the complexity of the project you type in, is of your responsibility, and has to be something that Google AI studio and Lovable have difficulty to deliver it
- AppForge will create for you an apk file ready to install (free)
- your job is to asses if the installed app matches your prompt

As a deliverable, I need a short report on this on what to improve.

We’re looking for a tester currently based in the Netherlands to help us review a website from a local user perspective.

The assignment combines basic functional testing with a local experience check. We want to make sure the website can be accessed normally from the Netherlands and that the main user journey behaves as expected.

No automation or coding is required. You will receive a short test guide explaining what needs to be checked.

The task may include:

-Opening the website using your regular internet connection in the Netherlands
-Going through a predefined user journey
-Checking registration, navigation, forms, buttons and redirects
-Reviewing locally displayed content and available options
-Checking whether text and interface elements are displayed correctly
-Noting unclear wording or localization issues
-Recording your screen while completing the assigned steps
-Reporting any errors or unexpected behavior

We are looking for someone who:

-Currently lives in the Netherlands
-Can perform the test without using a VPN
-Has a smartphone and/or computer
-Can record their screen
-Can carefully follow written instructions
-Can communicate the results in English

Previous QA experience is useful, but not required. We are also interested in feedback from regular users.

Deliverables:

-Screen recording
-Short summary of the result
-Screenshots of issues, if any
-Device, OS and browser information

When applying, please tell us which city in the Netherlands you are currently located in and which device you can use for testing.

More information about the website and the test scenario will be shared with selected candidates before they begin the assignment.

AppForge is an AI that returns apk (android) apps based on text.

I need to test if AppForge outperform other solutions like Google AI Studio, Lovable..etc

Your main job is to:
- download AppForge from Playstore (free):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tipro
- create an account (free)
- create a project on AppForge (free)
- type a prompt there, like a normal user (the complexity of the project you type in, is of your responsibility, and has to be something that Google AI studio and Lovable have difficulty to deliver it
- AppForge will create for you an apk file ready to install (free)
- your job is to asses if the installed app matches your prompt

As a deliverable, I need a short report on this on what to improve.

Skills: Mobile App Development, Android, Testing / QA, Mobile App Testing, AI Model Development, AI Integration, AI Automation, AI App Development

I have an app moving rapidly toward release and I want a fresh, methodical set of eyes to validate every screen, workflow, and edge-case before it reaches users. You will take full ownership of quality assurance—planning the test strategy, running focused cycles, and guiding me on anything that could compromise stability or user experience.

The exact blend of techniques is up to you. If a deep manual sweep is the fastest way to uncover usability flaws, let’s do it. Should automated regression or performance stress-tests add real value, I’m happy to lean on tools such as Appium, Selenium, or JMeter. Whether the build targets iOS, Android, or both, your process should fit naturally into the current development rhythm.

Deliverables
• A concise test plan outlining scope, environments, and risk areas
• Executed test cases with clear pass/fail evidence (screenshots or logs)
• A living bug tracker entry for each defect, prioritised and reproducible
• A final summary report highlighting coverage achieved, critical findings, and release readiness

Acceptance criteria: every critical or major issue is documented with steps to reproduce and supporting logs; coverage report shows all core user flows exercised; final sign-off confirms the app meets functional, performance, and usability benchmarks agreed at project start.

If you thrive on hunting down elusive bugs and can articulate fixes in plain language, I’d love to work together.

Skills: Mobile App Development, Testing / QA, Software Testing, Test Automation, Mobile App Testing, Selenium, Regression Testing, JMeter

We have some AI, Flask tasks and with Mobile app needed in java, android studio
from Pakistan or India
new freealncer for some easy work

Skills: Java, Mobile App Development, Android, Mobile App Testing, Mobile Development, Android App Development, Android SDK, Android Studio, Mobile App Audit

Website QA Testing — Oceanic Yoga

We are launching a new yoga school website and need an independent QA tester for a one-time full website test.
Desktop: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
Mobile: iPhone + Android
Tablet: iPad + Android
Use BrowserStack or equivalent real-device/browser testing
Check:
Responsive layout
Navigation & menus
Links & buttons
Forms / contact / booking journey
FAQ accordions
Images, videos & sliders
Mobile menu
Text/layout issues
Horizontal scrolling, overlapping or broken elements
Basic usability issues

Deliverable:

Clear bug report with URL + exact location + problem + recommended fix
Screenshot/video wherever useful
Categorise issues by Critical / Major / Minor
Provide a summary of overall website readiness
One or two retest after fixes

Important: We are looking for testing and reporting only, not development. This is one time activity to ensure we are going live and is working as expected across devices and browsers

https://aqua-gerbil-219611.hostingersite.com/

Manual eSIM Tester – 5–10 Minute Mobile Data Test

We’re looking for reliable testers currently located outsdie the US to test an international eSIM service.

No professional testing experience is required. This is a simple 5–10 minute real-world test using your own smartphone.

The eSIM and mobile data will be provided. You will not need to purchase anything.

What you’ll do:

• Receive an email containing your eSIM installation instructions
• Install the provided eSIM on your phone
• Activate and connect using the eSIM’s mobile data
• Browse several websites and use a few normal mobile apps using the eSIM connection
• Run a mobile-data speed test using Speedtest.net
• Provide screenshots showing successful installation and connection
• Report any errors, connection problems, or confusing instructions you encounter
• Provide brief written feedback about your experience

Requirements:

• You must currently be physically located in the country outside the US for the test
• You must have a carrier-unlocked smartphone
• Your device must be one of the following supported device families:
- Apple iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, or newer
- Samsung Galaxy S20 series or newer
- Google Pixel 3 series or newer
• Your specific device must have eSIM capability enabled
• You must be able to complete the entire test within 24–48 hours of receiving the eSIM
• You must be able to provide screenshots and brief written feedback

To apply, please include:

• Your current country and city
• Your exact phone make and model
• Whether your phone is carrier-unlocked
• Whether you have used an eSIM before
• Confirmation that you can complete the test within 24–48 hours

No portfolio or professional testing experience is required.

Deliverables:

• Screenshot showing successful eSIM installation
• Screenshot showing the eSIM connected to cellular/mobile data
• Screenshot of your Speedtest.net result while using the eSIM’s mobile data
• Screenshots of any errors or problems encountered
• Brief written feedback about the installation and mobile-data experience

Budget: $5 fixed price per tester

Estimated time: 5–10 minutes

Mandatory turnaround: 24–48 hours after receiving the test eSIM.

The test eSIM and mobile data will be provided at no cost to you.

We’re looking for an expert iOS QA/UX specialist to test the signup flow of our mobile app from a real user’s perspective.

Scope:
• Test the signup flow only on an Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max running iOS 26+.
• Evaluate usability, clarity, navigation, validation, error messages, and overall signup experience.
• Identify confusing, inconsistent, or frustrating steps.
• Testing time must be limited to 20–30 minutes maximum.

Deliverable:
Provide a concise usability report summarizing the issues found, their impact, and actionable recommendations. Include screenshots where useful.

Definition of done:
1. The complete signup flow has been tested within the 20–30 minute limit.
2. Usability issues and notable UX observations are clearly documented.
3. Findings are specific and actionable.
4. The final usability report is delivered within 1 week.

Please focus exclusively on the signup flow; no broader app testing is required.