Contractors who will actually use it and tell us the truth

Despite the legacy Founding 50 name used for the Android closed-testing group, the Drevanto private beta is not capped at 50 testers. Participation is open-ended, invite-only, and activated in stages.

What you get

Early access

Entitled testers get the current invite-only Windows Beta 2 build and can enroll in the private Android Founding 50 closed test on Google Play.

A direct line

Your feedback goes to the people writing the software, not a ticket queue.

Real product influence

What beta contractors hit first is what we fix first.

Recognition

Beta testers are credited as the contractors who shaped Drevanto.

Free beta access

Beta participation costs nothing. Pricing is discussed directly before anything is ever charged.

What we ask

• Use Drevanto on real work, not just a test job.
• Report what breaks, what's confusing, and what's missing.
• Take a short call now and then so we can watch how you actually estimate.
• Understand that Beta 2 is pre-release software with known limitations.

Windows Beta 2 Build 17 (1.2.0-beta.2+17), signed by ARMM General llc, is distributable through the private download flow for entitled testers who sign in. Full manual acceptance and physical-device verification remain pending. Android version code 18 has been submitted for review on the existing private Closed testing — Founding 50 track, with Google quick checks finished and version 18 now in review with no promised completion time. It is not available yet. Version code 17 remains the build available to selected testers until version 18 is approved, and the requested rollout is 100% of that same private track. Full manual acceptance remains pending. This is not a public, Open Testing, or Production release. No iOS app. Entitled testers sign in on the download page with the private Drevanto access granted to them; Android testers also enroll in the closed test with the Google account admitted to the Founding 50 group.