I’m Xiang, the creator of EasyGo(www.easygo361.com) — a multi-function Go app for iOS that’s been around since 2012.
I’m excited to announce that I’ve rebuilt EasyGo on a new cross-platform architecture, and the first milestone—Android support—is ready for testing! (Desktop versions for Windows, macOS, and Linux are planned for later).
To publish on Google Play, I need at least 12 testers for a closed beta. If you’re interested in helping test the new Android version, please send me a PM with your Google Play email or email me directly at easygo361 [at] gmail [dot] com.
As a thank you, all selected testers will receive a free redeem code for the Pro version. You can choose a code for iOS (use it now) or for Android (use it once the app is officially released).
Please note that test spots are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Your feedback will be invaluable in shaping the future of EasyGo on Android and beyond!
LOL, I had just recommended your App in another thread (being a long time user and fan on iOS) and thus had to visit your page, where I read about your Android plans … and then I was just about to post this, but fortunately the clever Discourse forum software notified me of the fact that you had already posted about it:
IMO one really great feature is that you can create profiles so that you can let friends or relatives solve Tsumego and track their progress without spoiling your progress.
Thank you so much! I’m really glad to hear you’ve enjoyed EasyGo on iOS — especially the local profile feature. Interestingly, that’s one of the less commonly used functions, so I haven’t implemented it yet in the new cross-platform version. Most of the iOS features are already there, but a few of the less-used ones are still on my backlog. The good news is that local profile is high on my to-do list, and I plan to bring it back soon.
Hi everyone,
There are still spots open for testing. If you’re interested, please PM me your Google Play email to join the closed beta.
Hi, I have been using EasyGo pro on iOS for a couple of years now, and I am turning to Android, because I prefer eink tablets that run only Android system.
I’d love to test the android build of your beautiful app. Thanks!
Just a suggestion… Once you’ve established contact, might be wise to edit out your email here, or delete post. You are otherwise inviting future years’ worth of spam
