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This app makes very shady impression. Company was pushing me to give Gmail adress,app was opening my settings and wanted to be displayed above other app. Whatever I pressed it was looping and opening settings again!! Ofc I didn't complete any test and just waisted time because of it.
Playtest was handled very poorly.
Very poorly trained community manager.
Didn't resolve any issues, wasted time and kept spamming group messages.
Reached out to me on my personal account breaking GDPR privacy regulations, they are only supposed to contact you via User Interviews portal.
To any game studios wanting to partner with them for playtests, please find other better alternatives.
Cheapest solution is not always the best.
Keep getting unsolicited marketing emails from this AI company, with no way to opt out.
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