Feedback for your iOS app

The short answer

To get feedback on an iOS app, you need people with an iPhone who install it from the App Store, go through your first screens and write down what happened. A download number tells you none of that.

On TestMyBuild you list your app with its App Store link. A person on our team installs it and posts the first feedback, and then testers install it, sign up and post theirs.

What you need

• An app that is live in the App Store. The listing takes the link that starts with apps.apple.com.
• An app that is free or has a free trial. If the trial starts with a card, say so in What to test: we tell testers to cancel before a trial ends if they do not want to pay.
• A sentence on what you want tested.

If your app is only on TestFlight, it cannot be listed as an iOS app yet. If it also runs in a browser, you can list the web version.

What iPhone testers notice

• Sign in with Apple or email: whether a new person gets through it on the first try.
• The paywall: where it appears, and whether the app showed its value before it asked for money.
• Permission prompts for notifications, tracking or photos that come before the tester knows why.
• Text that is cut off on a small iPhone, and screens that ignore the notch or the home bar.

Each post says it was tested on iOS, so you can tell these apart from posts about your web or Android version.

Our guarantee: every app you submit is tested by the team and gets feedback from at least one real person.

What we do not do

Feedback is posted on your TestMyBuild listing. We do not write App Store reviews or ratings for you, and we do not ask testers to. Apple's rules do not allow paying for ratings or reviews, and paid ratings tell you nothing anyway.

You can add a review link to your listing. A tester is free to leave a public review or not: it is never required here and never rewarded.

How to start

A listing costs 10 credits, which you earn by testing other apps or buy from US$9.99. If your app runs on more than one platform, one listing covers them all. Read How to submit a listing or How to get honest feedback on your app.

Ready to try it? Paste the link to your app on the home page. You see your listing before you create an account.

Questions and answers

How do I get feedback on my iOS app?

List it on TestMyBuild with its App Store link. A person on the team installs it and posts the first feedback, and testers then install it, sign up and post their own.

Can I list an app that is only on TestFlight?

Not as an iOS app. The listing takes an App Store link. If the app also runs in a browser, you can list that version.

Will testers leave App Store reviews?

We do not ask them to and we do not pay for it. The feedback is posted on your listing on TestMyBuild.

My app has a paid subscription. Can I still list it?

Yes, if it has a free trial or a free part a tester can use.

Questions? Support