A few hundred people get the squad first. Sign up, install the build through TestFlight, and tell us what should be better. New builds land every week or so.
Requires iOS 26 or later. A build is good for 90 days and TestFlight replaces it well before that.
Every report reaches the people building Squad, and the useful ones change the next build. Three ways in; pick whichever is closest to hand.
Say what happened and what you expected instead. It goes out with the app version and, if you leave the switch on, the last few pieces of work, so we can see what the squad was doing at the time.
Take a screenshot of the problem and share it to TestFlight; it lands with the build number attached. Crashes are caught by TestFlight, which offers to send them the next time Squad opens.
Ideas, gripes, a specialist you wish existed. A person reads every message and answers the ones that need an answer.
Write to [email protected] →The squad is at its best when a request crosses two members. These six show what it can do, and each is something we want to hear about.
Apple's app for trying software before it reaches the App Store. It is free, it installs beta builds and keeps them updated, and it is where crash reports and screenshots go when you send them.
Until the App Store release. A TestFlight build stays good for 90 days and a newer one replaces it well before then, so you are never left with an app that stops opening.
No. The privacy policy applies from the first build. The one thing the beta adds is that we read the problem reports you choose to send. You can delete your account and everything in it from the account screen at any time.
Yes. Invite people into your own Squad from the app; each person joins with their own account. If they would rather test on their own, send them this page.
iPhone has the first build. Pick another platform in the form and you are on its list, and that list gets each new build first.
No. The five founding members are free during the beta and after it.