Launch an Unreleased iOS App test

On this page:

• How to create an unreleased iOS app test
• Add a link or upload the app

How to create an unreleased iOS App test

1. Click Create test, then Unmoderated test. Choose Create a classic test.
2. Select App.
   
3. Choose whether you want to build an audience with the UserTesting Contributor Network or your own network of contributors (Custom Network). 
   
   You also have the option to create a link to share with anyone outside of the UserTesting platform (Invite Network). 
   
   Note: To test an unreleased app with Invite Network contributors, you must use a TestFlight public beta link.

Add a link or upload the app

If you are using the UserTesting Network audience:

• There are two ways to add your unreleased iOS app file (APK):
  • Upload the app. We strongly recommend uploading iOS apps with TestFlight. 
    
  • Link to your app in the App store or TestFlight. 
    

If you are using Invite Network:

• You only have the option to use a TestFlight public beta link.
  • To learn how to create a public beta link with TestFlight, see Beta Testing Made Simple with TestFlight at Apple.
  • See our additional documentation if your developers have questions about provisioning.
• Learn more about how we keep your app secure.
  • When conducting an iOS App test, you won't be able to directly upload .ipa files (these are iOS app files) into the test plan editor unless they fulfill the following requirements:
    • They must include the UserTesting SDK.
    • Your APK must have an enterprise signed IPA with an Apple Enterprise Certificate.
• If you do not have an Enterprise Certificate, you can use our TestFlight offering and test your apps by selecting the Link App option in the App Test screen. 
  
  Note: You cannot test both iOS and Android apps at the same time. To test the same app on both iOS and Android devices, create a test for one platform, then create a duplicate test for the other. 

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