ConsoleKeep – 12 testers, 14 days: Play Console closed testing tracker

Track your Play Console closed test: 12 testers for 14 days. Get alerted before a tester drop resets the streak. 7 days free.

Closed testing tracker for Google Play: ConsoleKeep watches your 12 testers for 14 days and alerts you before a tester drop resets your closed test. New personal developer accounts need 12 opted-in testers for 14 continuous days before they can apply for production access. Play Console never tells you when a tester leaves. One person opts out at 11pm and the 14 days start again. ConsoleKeep reads the tester count Google already shows on your app's Dashboard and keeps watch for you. Not affiliated with Google. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC. YOUR FIRST 7 DAYS ARE FREE, WITH EVERYTHING ON • Automatic checks every 2 to 12 hours: ConsoleKeep opens your Dashboard in a background tab, reads the count and closes it • A Chrome notification the moment the count drops, and a red badge on the toolbar icon • A last-checked time on every number, so an old reading never looks live • Your own alert level (for example 13, to hear one tester early) • Day-by-day history of your tester count across all 14 days • A morning summary: "Spark · Day 9 of 14 · 13 in · 1 spare" • Who's actually testing: add a short check-in to your test build (Kotlin, Flutter or React Native) and see which devices open your app each day HELP WHEN THE COUNT WON'T MOVE • "Why isn't my count moving?": a checklist for 0 opted in or a stuck count (wrong account, release not live, country, Google's delay), plus a message testers can use to check themselves • Get testers: swap circles with other developers, ready-to-paste swap posts, and a heatmap of better times to post HELP WITH THE APPLICATION • A testing log for feedback and updates, which Google asks about • A readiness checklist and draft answers to Google's production-access questions, built from your real numbers • A plan if Google turns the application down AFTER THE FREE WEEK • Free: the count and "Day N of 14" on your Dashboard whenever you open Play Console • Launch, £3.99 once: automatic checks and alerts for one app for 30 days • Lifetime, £39 once: every app, forever No subscription. Prices are lower in some countries. What it doesn't do: it doesn't supply testers, doesn't guarantee production access, never posts for you, and can't read Play Console while Chrome is closed. It never reads your testers' emails, only the numbers in Google's sentence.