Beta Tester Device Coverage Optimizer
Interactive 3D simulator of the greedy set-cover algorithm mobile QA teams use to pick beta testers: watch coverage of a device/OS matrix climb as each tester is chosen to cover the most still-untested combinations, and compare it against random selection.
Mobile beta programs on TestFlight and Google Play Console live or die on one unglamorous question: out of a limited pool of willing testers, which ones actually get your app exercised across the real spread of devices and OS versions your users run? This simulator turns that into a visible greedy set-cover algorithm — a 9×10 grid of device/OS combinations sits in 3D, a pool of 24 candidate testers each covers a different (and overlapping) slice of that grid, and enrolling testers one at a time lights up newly-tested combinations in real time. Toggle between the greedy heuristic real QA tooling uses and plain random enrolment to see exactly how much faster coverage climbs when you enrol for coverage instead of convenience, and drag the profile-overlap control to see what happens when your tester pool is mostly people with the same two flagship phones.
Watch the greedy set-cover algorithm mobile QA teams use to pick beta testers in action: enrol testers one at a time to light up a 3D grid of device/OS combinations, and compare greedy selection against random enrolment as coverage climbs toward 100%.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install