Testers wanted
Squeevio helps you keep the boundaries you set for yourself with screens — including at the moments when keeping them feels hard. It is not finished yet, and that is exactly why I need people who will tell me what does not work.
You get an email when there is a build ready for your device, with a link to install it. You use the app the way you normally would, and when something annoys you, confuses you, or breaks — you write to me. That is the whole job.
“I have no idea what this button does” is a complete and very useful bug report.
Ten minutes of clicking around is genuinely useful. So is using it for a month. Both help.
“I did not understand this screen” is worth more to me than “nice app”. Especially the awkward parts.
No obligation, no reminders, no guilt. One click unsubscribes you from everything.
I only need your email address and which device you have. Nothing else, ever.
Two fields and a tick box. I will only write when there is something real to try.
There are two other things that help just as much: spare devices to test on (an older Android phone, an iPhone, a MacBook — scratched and tired is completely fine), and supporting the project, which pays for the servers and the store developer accounts. Sharing this page with someone who might have a phone in a drawer counts too.