ConsoleKeep – Play Console streak alert

Watch a Play Console closed test so the 12-tester streak does not die silently.

7 days free, then £3.99. For a week, your first app gets everything: checks every 4 hours, Chrome alerts, the full history and who’s actually testing. After that, ConsoleKeep still shows the count when you open Play Console, and £3.99 keeps it checking for 30 days. Not affiliated with Google or Play Console. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC. Google requires 12 opted-in testers for 14 continuous days before a new personal developer account can apply for production access, and it never tells you when a tester drops out. One person leaves at 11pm and the 14 days start again. ConsoleKeep reads the tester count Google already shows on your app’s Dashboard and keeps an eye on it. Your free week (first app, from its first reading): • Checks every 4 hours in a background tab, so you hear about a dropout while there’s still time to replace them • Chrome alerts when the count drops, a morning summary, and the full 14-day history • Who’s actually testing: see which devices open your app each day, so you can nudge the ghosts Free, always: • The chip on your Dashboard: opted-in count, “Day N of 14” and spare testers, whenever you open Play Console • Get testers: ready-to-paste posts, swap circles with other developers, and the best-timed hours to post • Apply: a readiness checklist and draft answers for Google’s production-access questions Launch (£3.99 one-off, one app for 30 days) or Lifetime (£39 one-off, every app, forever) keeps the checks and alerts on after the free week, adds email alerts, and an email if ConsoleKeep stops checking. No subscription. What it does not do: it does not supply testers, does not guarantee production access, does not post anything for you, and cannot read Play Console while Chrome is closed. It never reads your testers’ emails, only the two numbers in Google’s sentence.