Android App Pre-Release QA Testing

I need a thorough round of QA on the Android build of my soon-to-launch mobile app. The top priority is uncovering functional bugs that could block or frustrate users, from crashes and hangs to flows that simply stop working. While you work, keep an eye on layout problems across a range of screen sizes and note any usability rough edges, but functional stability comes first.

You will walk through every core journey—sign-up, login, navigation, forms, notifications, and the smaller edge cases users inevitably try—on multiple devices and Android versions. When you spot an issue, capture everything a developer needs to reproduce and fix it:

• concise bug description
• exact steps to reproduce
• screenshot or short screen recording
• device model + Android version
• expected versus actual behavior
• severity rating (Critical / High / Medium / Low)

Once fixes are pushed, hop back in and confirm the problems are fully resolved.

Deliverables are a structured bug report (spreadsheet, Notion table, or Jira‐ready CSV—whichever you prefer) and the supporting media files. With clean, verified builds in hand, I can hit the release button with confidence.