Through the Google system service beta program, developers and testers can get early access to features and test updates for Google Play services and additional key system services provided by Google.

What you'll do

Help identify and fix bugs by providing feedback for beta software. As it may be less stable than later versions, consider backing up your data. Share your feedback and bug reports through built-in Android tools and the Google Play Store.
Testers of all backgrounds are welcome. Whether you're an app enthusiast or a seasoned developer, your feedback is valuable. Get an early look at new features, receive automatic updates, and test apps on your own devices. You can leave the program at any time to return to the stable public version. Keep in mind that beta versions of Google Play service might be less stable than the final release.
Once you join as a tester, your devices using the Google account you signed up with will automatically receive beta updates as they become available.

Frequently asked questions

What services are included in the beta program?

The program includes Google Play services and other services delivered via Google system service updates

How do I give user feedback for Google Play services?

Google Play services updates will be part of the Google Play services public beta program. If you are a beta tester for this series of updates and want to file a bug, create an issue in the Android issue tracker.

How do I leave the beta program?

If you want to use the production version of Google Play services, you'll have to leave the beta program and then wait for the release of the next production version of each Google Play services, which will be installed on your devices.

To leave the beta program, follow these steps using the opt-out URL:

  1. Go to the Android App Testing - Google system services page, the same one you used to join the beta program.
  2. In the “Leave the testing program” section, select the “Leave the program” link. You'll receive a confirmation message soon after.