TestFlight

So it's moving super fast.

We've built 26 TestFlight versions in four weeks.

The dev that is assigned to the project, who is super senior, is pretty much deploying new iOS builds daily.

And that was not the case six months ago for us or a year ago.

And basically, when you fill in squares, I like to have haptics.

And so there's an iOS app currently in TestFlight that you can get.

that lets you play the game.

And there's haptics whenever you fill in a square and it's really satisfying and feels really good and makes it easier to play because your finger is covering up a little square.

And they also changed how they are charging for certain models, and so you might get a little more usage out of it.

But again, TestFlight for Stash and CanDo is part of the membership benefits if you support the podcast.

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It's currently in an official beta testing phase, so it's on the Google Play Store in open testing mode, so anybody can test it.

It's on TestFlight, which is Apple's iOS testing platform, and that's available to anybody as well.

The website for the event, maybe this can go into the show notes, but if you go to racecommand.run slash crew companion, and I think it's crew hyphen companion, that webpage has information about this app as well as it has links to the beta testing links.

So you could download it from TestFlight or you could download it from Google Play Store.

It's free at this time because we're just trying to collect as much feedback and diagnostic data from users as possible to make sure that everything is working as I want it to.

And my goal is that this can eventually be turned into some level of paid app because The software company that I have is part of my job.

app on the iPhone.

Is it on TestFlight or something?

TestFlight, yeah.

If you go to the Arbiter Twitter account, the pinned tweet, or just go to Arbiter.xyz website.

Then they have all the links

There's more stuff kind of coming here and there, but that's the idea.

One thing with the TestFlight build is there's now a unlock everything for testing.

So if you are playing along on TestFlight, you don't have to purchase save, you don't have to purchase all the other features and stuff.

You just click that little toggle, and you get everything for free.

Nice.

We, we call it beta testing.

[laughs]

It's funny, and with Apple's simulator ecosystem, you can't sell people stuff in the TestFlight.

They don't like me.

I've been rejected more on this app so far, it's not even released, just on TestFlight builds.

Anyway, get something that will go up on the Mac App Store.

Then also make, from the exact same Xcode project, another version of the same app with all the, uh, the, uh, forbidden features and forbidden entitlements-

This Agent Vox app, which now I have an Apple developer account.

I didn't know that was, like, a thing [chuckles], uh, but learned how to use TestFlight.

And so this is an entirely AI agent-built app.

It's called Agent Vox, and so if it's not in the App Store, it just means it has this little yellow dot next to it.