WORKSHOPS APP RELEASED FOR EARLY ACCESS TESTING!
CryptoUnity
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Published 3 yr. ago
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Remember when we teased about our upcoming early testing of the workshops app a few days ago? Well, the wait is finally over! The first version of our app is now available for early access testing.
We’re excited to announce that the lucky 20 testers have been selected for testing the app on their Android and Apple devices. The early access phase is a critical step in ensuring that our app is user-friendly and bug-free before we release it to the public.
The selected helpers were contacted via email and are already preparing themselves to start testing their knowledge and the app.
Stay tuned for more updates on the official release date, and don't forget to sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know!
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