Manage Every Tester From One Place
Invite people individually or as a group, and keep each app's testers scoped to that app alone, a client's list never mixes with an internal one.
Everything You Need to Manage a Test Group
Managing testers means more than sending a link around and hoping the right people see it.
Invite Individually or in Groups
Add one tester at a time, or invite a whole group at once, whichever fits the release.
Workspace-Level Invites
Bring someone into the workspace directly, so they're ready before their first app invite even lands.
Workflow
From Invite to Installed
Invite a Tester
Add them individually, or invite a whole group in one go.
They accept
The tester joins your workspace and gets access to the app.
They add their UDID (iOS)
For iOS, the tester adds their own UDID to the library.
Build and install
The developer encodes it into the build, then they install.
UDID List
One List, Every Registered iOS Device
The UDID List is a shared library for your workspace. Anyone on the team adds their own iOS UDID to it, and developers use that library to encode allowance for those devices when building. Android has no such requirement, any tester can install directly.
Add a device's UDID and model
Search or filter by tag
Remove the credentials anytime
ADVANCED
More Control Over Every Group
Per-App Tester Lists
Testers are scoped to the app they're invited to, a client's list never bleeds into an internal one.
Revoke Access Anytime
Remove a tester or a device the moment they no longer need it, no waiting for the next release.
Multiple Groups Per App
Run separate groups for QA, beta, and clients on the same app, without mixing them together.
FAQ
Common Questions
What's the difference between inviting a tester and registering a UDID?
Inviting a tester gives them app access. Adding a UDID is separate and self-service, the tester adds it to the shared library, and developers encode it into the build.
Can I invite a whole group at once?
Yes, invite individually or bring in an entire group in one action.
Can I remove a tester's access?
Yes, at any time, you don't need to wait for the next release to do it.
What happens if I remove a registered device?
That UDID is no longer in the library, so it won't be available to encode into your next build.
Do workspace-level invites work differently from app-level invites?
A workspace invite brings someone in generally, an app-level invite gives them access to that specific app.
Do Android testers need a UDID?
No, this is an iOS-only requirement. Android testers install directly, no device registration involved.
Are my testers shared across all my apps?
No, tester lists are scoped per app, so one app's group never mixes with another's.
Can I search for a specific device in the UDID list?
Yes, search by name or model, or filter using your own tags.
Can I run separate groups for different purposes on the same app?
Yes, keep QA, beta, and client testers in their own groups without overlap.
Is tester management included on the Free plan?
Yes, it's part of every plan, not held back for a paid tier.
Get Started
Organize Your Testers Properly
Invite your first group, register a device if you need to, and keep every app's testers exactly where they belong.
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Groups scoped per app
UDID registration for iOS