Beta Testing

Some teams run a private beta and invite you to try a pre-release version of their product and share feedback before it’s released to everyone.

Joining a beta

• From an invite — If a team invites you by email, open the link in that email and confirm to join.
• From a public link — If the team shares a sign-up link, open it, enter your email, and confirm the link we send you.

Confirming the emailed link verifies your address and signs you in to the beta.

Accessing the beta

Once you’ve joined, the beta page shows how to get the pre-release build — usually an access link (such as TestFlight, a download, or a staging URL) and any instructions from the team.

Submitting feedback

On the beta page, use the feedback form to report a bug, make a suggestion, share praise, or ask a question. Add a title, pick a category and an optional severity, and describe the details.

Your beta feedback goes privately to the team running the beta — other testers can’t see it. You can follow the status of your own feedback (open, triaged, resolved, or won't fix) on the same page.