Tester Guide

1. Install TestFlight from the App Store. It is free and made by Apple — it is how every iPhone beta is handed out.
2. Open the Frequency Files invite link below, tap Accept, then Install.
3. The app lands on your Home Screen with a small orange dot beside its name. The dot means beta — that is correct.

Open TestFlight → Frequency Files. The version and build sit at the top, reading something like 1.0.0 (15).

Include it in every report. A bug in one build is often already fixed in the next, and without the number we cannot tell which you hit.

The moment something looks or sounds wrong — while you are still in the app:

1. Take a screenshot: press the side button and volume up together.
2. Tap the small preview in the bottom-left corner before it fades. Circle or arrow the problem if you want.
3. Tap Share at the top right, then Share Beta Feedback.
4. Write a sentence or two about what happened, then tap Submit.

Open TestFlight → Frequency Files → Send Beta Feedback. Same destination, same attached details. You can add screenshots from your camera roll there too.

Open it again. TestFlight will ask whether to send the crash details — tap Send, and add one line about what you were doing when it happened. That single line is what turns a crash log into a fix.

1. Open the tester link below in Chrome.
2. Tap Become a tester, then Download it on Google Play.
3. Install it like any other app.

Phone Settings → Apps → Frequency Files → scroll to the bottom. The version reads something like 1.0.0 (15).

Include it in every report. A bug in one build is often already fixed in the next, and without the number we cannot tell which you hit.

Press power and volume down together. Crop it to the problem if you like — a wide shot of the whole screen is fine too.

If it is something that only shows in motion, record the screen instead: swipe down twice from the top and tap Screen record.

Use Start a bug report below. It opens your mail app with the address, the subject and the questions already written, and your device details filled in at the bottom. Answer the questions, attach the screenshot, send.

It goes to niko@savagestud.io — straight to the person fixing it, not into a group thread.

Text only, but it lands beside your install in the developer console, which is useful for the small stuff:

1. Open the Play Store and tap your profile icon at the top right.
2. Tap Manage apps & devices → Beta.
3. Tap Frequency Files, and under Private feedback to developer tap Write feedback.
4. Write it, then tap Post.

It stays private — it never appears as a public review on the store.