Upload your .apk file and get a shareable install link in seconds. Distribute Android beta apps to testers without the Google Play Store.
Distributing Android apps through the Play Store is standard for production, but it's often the wrong tool for testing and rapid feedback.
Google Play internal testing tracks can still take time to propagate and sometimes require review. BetaDrop gives you an install link the second your upload finishes.
Don't force your clients or testers to sign in to a Google account just to see a prototype. BetaDrop links work for anyone with the URL.
Automatically upload your debug builds and get a fresh link for every commit. It's the friction-free way to keep stakeholders in the loop.
Generate your APK from Android Studio, Gradle, or your CI/CD pipeline. Debug or release builds both work — whatever you need to test.
Drag and drop your .apk file onto BetaDrop's upload area. Files up to 512MB are supported — no workarounds needed.
Copy the generated install link or QR code. Send it to testers through Slack, email, WhatsApp, or any channel you prefer.
Skip Google's review and internal testing tracks. Upload your APK and share it directly with anyone who needs to test.
Large games, media-heavy apps, embedded ML models — BetaDrop handles APK files up to 512MB with no compression needed.
Unlike Play Store internal testing, testers don't need a Google account or email invitation. Just share the link.
Any Android device can install apps from BetaDrop links. Testers just enable 'Install unknown apps' in their device settings.
Files are transferred over TLS, stored securely, and accessible only through unique links. You control distribution.
Every upload generates a QR code alongside the install link. Perfect for in-person testing and demo sessions.
Visit BetaDrop and drag your .apk file onto the upload area. You'll get an instant shareable link and QR code. Testers open the link on their Android device and install the app directly.
Yes. BetaDrop lets you upload an APK and share it via a direct download link. Testers install the APK by enabling 'Install from unknown sources' in their Android settings — no Play Store listing needed.
BetaDrop supports APK files up to 512MB, accommodating large Android applications with complex assets, native libraries, and bundled resources.
Yes. Files are transferred over TLS-encrypted connections, stored securely, and accessible only through unique, obfuscated links. You control who receives the link.
No. Testers just need to open the BetaDrop link on their Android device and download the APK. No Google account, no Play Store, and no additional apps are needed.
Get your Android build into testers' hands in under a minute. No Play Store, no review, no waiting.
Upload APK on BetaDrop