EARLY ACCESS TESTING FOR WORKSHOPS IS ALMOST HERE!
CryptoUnity
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Exciting news, folks! The first version of our app is almost ready for testing, and we need your help to make sure everything runs smoothly. We're looking for 20 curious minds to join us in the early access testing phase.
Starting on Friday, March 10, we'll be announcing the first 20 lucky testers - 10 Android users and 10 Apple users - who will get the first insight into our new workshops app. As part of the testing phase, we will work together to debug any issues that arise.
If you're interested in being one of the first to try out our new workshops app, now's your last chance! Not only will you get a sneak peek at our latest creation, but you'll also be helping us make it the best it can be. So why wait? Sign up today and get ready to debug together with us!
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