FEATURES
Build Distribution
Upload your build in seconds and send a download link to your users on iOS and Android platforms — no accounts, UDIDs, or provisioning profiles necessary!
BUILD DOWNLOAD
Click on the link shared by the developer and have your app automatically installed! All plans include unlimited downloads of each build.
Apps statistics
Track how many times an app is downloaded, as well as the devices and OS versions being used by your testing team.
Organize your apps
Create application folders and store your builds in them.
Ticket System
File, track, and organize tickets for every build on every project — no training required!
Upload via the API
Integrate with Xcode and Android Studio, and upload your app in no time.
CRASHES & SCREENSHOTS
Capture screenshots and send crash logs to engineers directly from users’ iOS and Android devices.
BetaCrash + Slack
Integrate Slack with BetaCrash to automatically post new builds to Slack channels created for your team.
About
We have created a simple app distribution solution for all types of users: developers, startups, and other teams large and small. BetaCrash offers a friendly and easy-to-navigate user interface to send apps to your team throughout the testing process. The BetaCrash Dashboard allows you to track the devices and operating systems used during testing. Our CrashReport feature allows engineers to retrieve screenshots and crash logs directly from their team. And our new ticketing system makes it easy and convenient to track and manage all of your bugs under one platform!
Testimonials
Blog
We’re Headed to Web Summit!
This time next week, we’ll be at Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal! Web Summit is the largest tech conference in Europe — and “the best technology conference on the planet”, according to Forbes. With over 800 speakers and 24 different tracks, Web Summit is known for being on the forefront of technology and attracts a[…]
Our Favorite Updates from Google Cloud Next ’18
Last week, Google hosted their three-day cloud-focused conference, Google Cloud Next ’18, for over 23,000 attendees (including our BetaCrash founder, Manu Bonnet). The event was a plethora of information with numerous speakers and activities and over 100 new announcements highlighting what Google Cloud has in store over the next year. Out of all the announcements[…]
The App Store Celebrates 10 Years and 2 Million Apps
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of one of Apple’s most ubiquitous technological advancements: the App Store. The App Store—a digital distribution platform found on any iPhone, iPad, or iTouch—allowed users to browse and download applications ranging from gaming to cooking and even health, directly to their mobile devices . . . for the first time![…]
WWDC ’18 Features a Slew of New Software Updates
Be honest: how much work did you get done last Monday morning? If you’re anything like us, you were glued to your computer screen—perhaps not being the most productive as you tuned in to the livestream of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2018 (WWDC) keynote. The annual conference has been around for nearly 30 years, and despite[…]
Google I/O 2018 Shares Exciting Updates for Developers
Google’s much-anticipated developer conference, Google I/O, was back again last week with new updates and announcements about their products and projects. In our recap last year, we shared how excited we were about Google Assistant and Google Lens and Google Photos, amongst other highlights—and this year, all of these technologies got significant upgrades. AI was a big[…]
Success stories: 6 mobile apps that rocked in 2017
Some apps go through a rough patch when they’re released. Or maybe they’re just a slow burner, eventually becoming well known and highly praised. And some apps are impressive from the start. We did some research to find a few apps that have been released relatively recently, and have already been receiving plenty of great[…]
Building mobile apps for the iPhone X
Apple recently released the iPhone X and once again it looks like a promising device that will be adopted by millions of users. While the iPhone 8 follows the same pattern as the previous iPhones, this iPhone X is quite different bringing new challenges and problems for designers and developers. In this post we’ll go[…]
Google’s latest announcements: new challenges for developers
Google held their most recent press conference on Oct 4th, where they showcased several new devices. It’s always very interesting for us and for the majority of developers to know what is happening in the tech world. Here is our recap! The launch of Pixel 2 and 2 XL At PLUS QA, as soon as[…]
What watchOS 4 and Apple Watch Series 3 Mean for Developers
We were aware that WatchOS 4 would be coming this fall, but we could only speculate that a new watch was coming as well. At the Keynote presentation on September 12, Apple revealed that the Apple Watch Series 3 will become available on September 22, which is great news for consumers and developers alike. In[…]
New Apple Product Announcements and Guidelines for Developers
This September’s Keynote presentation was the first event held at the Steve Jobs Theater. They introduced the new state-of-the-art location, as well as Apple Park, which they will begin moving into later this year. There was plenty of news about new “Town Squares” across the world, and new in-store experiences that have just begun, but[…]