Closed testing Alpha
Org Mobile · Android 8.0 and up
Google Play will only hand a testing build to addresses that are on the tester list before the release goes out. Leave yours here and I will add it to the next round.
Closed testing is planned for and you will be notified when it starts.
This is early software. Do not trust it with anything you cannot lose.
It writes to your real .org files. Take a backup, or point it at a
copy of your vault, before you start.
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What happens next
- Your address goes on the tester list for the next release.
- You get one email with the Play opt-in link. Opening it on the phone you will test on matters — the opt-in is per Google account, and Play only offers the build once that account has accepted.
- Org Mobile shows up in the Play Store for you like any other app, marked as a test build, and updates itself as new ones go out. It stays unlisted while testing is closed — searching the store will not turn it up — so keep the opt-in link.
Testing rounds are not on a schedule. If it has been a while and you have heard nothing, that means there has been nothing worth shipping, not that you were forgotten.
What I do with your address
- It goes on the Google Play tester list and nowhere else.
- It is used to send you the opt-in link and, occasionally, a note that a new build is out. There is no newsletter.
- It is not sold, shared, or handed to any analytics service. The app itself has no telemetry — it does not know your address exists.
- Ask and I will take it off the list; the address goes with it. Email alsciokat@gmail.com.
Reporting a bug
The most useful thing you can send is the Org file that broke, or the smallest part of it that still does — the parser is where most of the sharp edges are. GitHub issues are the best place; email works too.
Things worth reporting even if they feel small: a heading that renders wrong, a file that comes back from the app different from how it went in, an Emacs theme that converts badly, a command in the palette that does not do what its Emacs namesake does.
