Q: Is BetaBridge an official Apple or TestFlight marketplace?
A: No. BetaBridge is an independent app that helps developers and testers discover TestFlight beta opportunities.
Learn how BetaBridge works for developers and testers, how TestFlight handoff works, and where to get help.
BetaBridge helps developers and testers connect for apps already distributed through Apple TestFlight. BetaBridge does not host app builds. When a tester joins a beta, they continue through the developer's official TestFlight invite link.
BetaBridge is a discovery and connection app for TestFlight betas. Developers create listings for apps already available through Apple TestFlight, and testers browse, save, apply, and join through the official TestFlight invite link.
BetaBridge is not a beta distribution platform. It does not host app binaries, replace App Store Connect, or bypass Apple TestFlight.
Developers create a profile, add listing details, upload screenshots, paste their official TestFlight public link, and publish their listing.
Testers create a profile, add device details, browse or search listings, save apps, apply where needed, and join through TestFlight.
When a tester selects Join on TestFlight, BetaBridge opens the developer's official TestFlight invite link. Apple TestFlight handles invitation acceptance, install, updates, and feedback.
Add your display name and support details so testers know who is behind the beta.
Developer profiles require a Display Name, Support Email, and Privacy Policy URL. Terms & Conditions URL is supported and recommended.
Listings require app name, category, platforms, what to test, official TestFlight link, and 1 to 3 screenshots.
Open means testers can go straight to the TestFlight step. Application Required means testers apply first and you review them.
For gated listings, developers can review, approve, reject, block, or report applicants.
Visibility is influenced by relevance, freshness, trust signals, and boosts. Boosts help visibility, but do not override safety or moderation rules.
Boosts are paid visibility tools. Active boosts are clearly labeled and expire automatically.
BetaBridge requires manual screenshots for listings. It does not depend on scraping TestFlight pages.
Set your display name, interests, experience level, and other details to help developers understand your fit.
Add your Apple devices and OS versions so listings can better match your setup.
Use categories, device, OS, language, and other filters to find relevant betas.
Save listings you want to revisit later.
Some listings require approval before you continue to the TestFlight step.
Joining always happens through Apple TestFlight using the developer's official invite link.
Use the developer's requested feedback flow and TestFlight where appropriate.
Listings must use the developer's official TestFlight public link.
A listing may be paused, removed, expired, full, under review, or have an invalid link.
Open listings let testers continue faster. Application Required listings need developer review first.
If a beta ends or becomes invalid, the listing may no longer be joinable.
If a TestFlight link is broken, suspicious, or misleading, users should report the listing.
Users can report spam, broken links, misleading content, impersonation, abuse, or inappropriate content.
Users can report abusive, deceptive, or suspicious behavior.
Blocking helps prevent unwanted interactions and improves the experience.
BetaBridge requires respectful conduct, accurate listings, and safe content.
Moderation may warn, pause, remove, or restrict content or accounts when needed.
Free users may see ads in non-sensitive parts of the app.
Remove Ads is a one-time purchase that disables ads for the account.
Active developer subscriptions disable ads automatically and unlock developer plan benefits.
Boost purchases are attached to listings, visibly labeled, and expire automatically.
Users can restore eligible purchases made with the same Apple ID.
BetaBridge uses Sign in with Apple only.
The account stores profile, listing, application, moderation, and entitlement data needed to run the app.
Users can review BetaBridge privacy details and linked policy pages in the app and on the website.
Delete Account is available in the app and is designed to be easy to find.
Deleting an account removes or anonymizes personal marketplace data according to BetaBridge policy.
Limited moderation or legal retention may be kept where disclosed.
A: No. BetaBridge is an independent app that helps developers and testers discover TestFlight beta opportunities.
A: No. BetaBridge does not host app binaries or distribute app builds.
A: You join through the developer's official TestFlight invite link.
A: Some developers choose Application Required mode so they can review applicants before continuing to the TestFlight step.
A: BetaBridge requires manual screenshots for listings and does not depend on scraping TestFlight pages.
A: Yes. BetaBridge includes reporting and blocking tools for safety and moderation.
A: Yes. If you create an account in the app, you can initiate account deletion from within the app.
A: No. Paid visibility features do not override safety, moderation, or platform rules.
If you need help with BetaBridge listings, TestFlight handoff, moderation, purchases, or account access, use the Suggestions & Ideas page and include as much detail as you can.
If you have questions about BetaBridge, listings, moderation, or support, get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.