IELTS Adda launched on iOS last week, and now we're building the Android version — same AI examiner, same instant band-score feedback, same 24/7 study lounge, native on Android this time.
Before it goes live on the Play Store for everyone, we're opening a small closed testing group. If you'd like early access — and a direct line to us on what to fix before launch — this is how to get in.
What testing gets you
Early access to the Android app, weeks before the public Play Store listing goes live. You'll be practicing Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening with full AI feedback while everyone else is still waiting.
What we need from you
Just use the app like you normally would, and tell us what breaks, what's confusing, or what's missing. A few minutes of practice a day is plenty — we're watching for crashes, rough edges, and anything that gets in the way of an accurate band score.
How to join
Tap the button below on an Android device while signed into the Google account you want to test with, accept the invitation on the page that opens, then download IELTS Adda from the Play Store link that appears. It can take a few minutes to show up after you accept.
We're a small team building this ourselves, and early testers genuinely shape what ships. If you've got an Android phone and a few minutes a day, we'd love to have you in the group.