CityTown

CityTown city guide – bug hunt in your city (Android beta)

by Pavol Perlik

RecruitingAndroidGoogle Play closed test

About this Roast

CityTown is a city guide for tourists and locals in 19,000 cities. Please join our open beta with your Google account (https://play.google.com/apps/testing/eu.citytown.app), install CityTown from Google Play and go through the tasks below in your own city and one city you would like to visit. You can sign up with any e-mail; no real payment or personal details are needed. The app may ask for location (optional, for nearest stops and hospitals) and notifications (optional). Please report anything broken, slow, cut off on your screen or in the wrong language, with a screenshot and your phone model. Detailed feedback is also welcome at https://testing.citytown.eu (register with the same e-mail so we can thank you).

Testing tasks

8 tasks

Join the open beta with your Google account and install CityTown from Google Play

Sign up or log in and note anything confusing or slow

Choose your own city and one city you want to visit; check city, photo, time and weather

Events: use a filter (Music, Sport), open an event and tap a ticket seller – does it match?

Transport: find the nearest stop and check the next departures

Open a landmark and the city history, try read-aloud – complete and in your language?

SOS: check emergency numbers, nearest hospital and your embassy

Report anything cut off, slow, wrong language or broken with a screenshot – also at https://testing.citytown.eu

SAFETY CHECK

Check before joining or installing

Install only from official stores

Check the domain first: only play.google.com or testflight.apple.com. Never install APK/IPA files sent in chat.

No one should ask for secrets

Never share passwords, OTPs, recovery codes, seed phrases, card details or banking data for a test.

Stop at suspicious permissions

Deny access unrelated to the task, especially SMS, Accessibility, Device Admin, VPN, contacts or microphone.

Play Store or TestFlight reduces risk but does not guarantee an app is 100% safe. Use test accounts and sample data whenever possible.Read the safety guide

A test is complete after required tasks and a finding are submitted. “No issue found” is a valid outcome.