We're getting the Senuna apps ready for Google Play, and we'd love your help. Join a small group of early testers, try an app on your own phone, and tell us what feels good and what could be better. Your feedback genuinely shapes what we launch.
Become a tester →Google Play asks every new app to run a small closed test — at least 12 testers over 14 days — before it can go live. That's where you come in, and it only takes a few minutes to join.
Pop in the email for the Google account on your Android phone — that's the one Google Play uses to add testers.
We'll email you a Google Play opt-in link and a short guide to installing the test version of the app.
Use the app as you naturally would. Staying opted in for 14 days helps us meet Google's requirement to launch.
Tell us what you loved and what tripped you up — privately, through Google Play or by replying to our email.
Joining takes a minute, it's completely free, and you'll be among the first to use apps built with real care for your privacy.
Be first to try the apps on Google Play before anyone else — at no cost.
We use it only to run the test — never shared, never sold, no marketing.
Change your mind at any point — just email us and we'll remove you.
Your feedback goes straight to the people building it. Small team, real impact.
Google Play asks every new app to run a small closed test — at least 12 people using it over 14 days — before it can launch. Each person who signs up genuinely helps us get there.
After you sign up we'll email you an invite. Here's what you'll need and exactly how to get the app onto your phone — it only takes a few minutes.
Fill in the form with the Google-account email that's on your phone. That's how Google Play knows to let you into the test.
We add you to the test and email you an opt-in link — usually within a day or two. It comes from senuna.app@gmail.com, so keep an eye on your inbox (and spam folder, just in case).
Open the email on the same Android phone that's signed in to that Google account, and tap the link. On the page that opens, tap “Become a tester” and accept.
On that same page, tap “Download it on Google Play”. This opens the app's page in the Play Store.
It installs like any normal app. You may see a small “You're a tester” note on the store page — that's completely normal and means it's working.
Tap Open, and use the app as you naturally would. Please keep it installed for the two-week test window, and tell us anything you notice by replying to our email — good or bad, it all helps.


Most problems come down to one thing — the Google account on your phone. Here's how to spot it and fix it, plus a few other common snags.
Google Play can only let you in on the exact Google account you signed up with. If your phone is signed in to a different account, you'll see errors like “You don't have access”, “Item not available”, or the app simply won't appear.
How to fix it:
Check your spam or junk folder, and make sure you signed up with the email that's on your phone. It can take a day or two to arrive — if it's been longer, email us and we'll resend it.
This usually just means access hasn't registered yet. Wait a few minutes (occasionally up to a couple of hours), then reopen the Play Store link. Also double-check you tapped “Become a tester” on the opt-in page.
Force-close and reopen the Play Store, check your internet connection, and make sure you have about 50 MB free. A quick phone restart clears this up most of the time.
iPhone and iPad aren't supported yet — testing is Android-only for now. Leave your email on the form above and we'll let you know if iOS testing opens up.
Email us at senuna.app@gmail.com with your phone model, Android version, and the Google-account email on the phone — and we'll get you in.