Centercode

Centercode

About this app

Find product testing opportunities and submit feedback wherever you are. The Centercode app makes participating in user tests easier than ever.

Help shape the future of your favorite technology. With the Centercode app, you can provide feedback about your product experiences as they are happening, wherever they happen.

Centercode puts everything you need to participate in user tests for the latest products by leading tech companies in the palm of your hand:
• Participate in alpha, beta, and delta tests
• Apply for exclusive testing opportunities
• Access all of your projects from one place
• Keep on top of activities and test schedules
• Report bugs and usability issues
• Share ideas for new features or improvements
• Collaborate with fellow testers
• Manage your tester profile

PLEASE NOTE: The Centercode app is available only for members of Centercode private and public testing communities.

Ratings and reviews

Unable to allow Notifications in the Settings menu of the app. I think this is the new default for many Android apps but the functionality to turn on Notifications should be provided. Also, if you out the app in the background (even for a second), all of the information you have entered since last save is deleted. This includes if you receive a phone call. If you answer without saving, it's gone, and since the phone call pop-u is an overlay, it's very easy to click out of the app and lose work.

Buggy and poor UX. The Android Back button takes you straight back out of the beta, which is not intuitive and very frustrating. When reviewing Issues, Ideas, etc., filters are reset when going back to the list, so reviewing only your own Issues, for example, requires LOTS of clicks. Often, attachments get stuck uploading, and there is a hidden error that flashes by when they are deleted. The Centercode website is clunky too, but at least it functions.

So not intuitive and a bit wonky to try and use. Never receive any notifications and you can click on things that don't look like they should be clicked on and that's how you get around. You can never click on a thread and then go back to where you started after you read it or interact with it.

What’s new

In this update, we tuned up for Android 15 and we kicked out a pesky crash when opening app links. Tap freely - no more surprise exits.