This website explains Playground and lets you join the waitlist, share a product request, or apply to become a tester. We agree any paid test separately.
Examples show the format
Content marked “Example”, including people, quotes, results, and suggested changes, is made up to show how Playground findings could look. It does not describe a completed customer test or promise the same results for your product.
Sending a request
A request starts a conversation about your product. It does not book a test or agree a price or date. We agree what to test, the price, and the timing with you before any paid work starts. This website does not take payment.
Sending a request also joins the waitlist with your agreement to receive early-access and launch updates. Saving a copy to your device sends nothing and creates no waitlist entry.
Joining the waitlist
Joining tells us you are interested in early access. It does not guarantee a place, a launch date, or a booked test. You can ask us to stop updates by replying through the channel we used to contact you.
Applying to become a tester
Your application tells us about your background and how to contact you about relevant paid testing opportunities. It does not guarantee selection, a paid assignment or a schedule. We agree the task, timing, payment amount and payment details before you choose to take part. Applying does not also join the customer waitlist.
What you can share
Share only products and rough versions you have permission to show. Do not send passwords, harmful content, or private information about other people. Do not interfere with the website or try to access other people’s information.
Making your decision
A test can help you decide what to improve or launch. It cannot promise sales, success, or a product without problems. Read what was tested, who took part, and what still needs checking. You make the final decision.
Questions
For questions about your request, waitlist entry or tester application, reply through the channel we used to contact you.