Whomi, a MyData-based rewards app, has opened recruitment for the second round of its closed beta, the developer says, inviting users to try the app before public launch and offering rewards to every participant. The closed beta is intended to gather feedback on the service and reward users for the data activity they choose to share.
- Whomi is a MyData-based rewards app now recruiting for its second closed-beta round.
- Every participant in the closed beta receives a reward for taking part.
- The closed beta is used to collect feedback before the app's public release.
- Recruitment is open to users who want to try the service early.
What the Whomi closed beta involves
A closed beta opens a near-final version of an app to a limited group of testers so the team can find issues and refine the experience before a public launch. For Whomi, a MyData-based rewards app, the second round invites participants to use the service in everyday conditions and report what works and what does not. The developer says every tester who joins this round receives a reward, framing participation as a two-way exchange: testers help shape the product, and they are compensated for their time and the data activity they opt to share.
Who can join and what testers do
Recruitment is aimed at users who want to try Whomi before it is publicly available and are willing to give structured feedback during the test period. Participants typically install the beta build, use its rewards features as intended, and report bugs or suggestions through the channel the team provides. Because the app is built on the MyData model, users decide which data activity to participate in, and rewards are tied to that participation. The developer says the second round builds on lessons from the first, with the goal of a smoother experience at public launch.
Frequently asked questions
What is Whomi?
Whomi is a MyData-based rewards app. In this announcement it is recruiting testers for the second round of its closed beta ahead of public launch.
Do all testers get a reward?
Yes. The developer says every participant in this closed-beta round receives a reward for taking part.
Who can take part?
Users who want to try the app early and are willing to use the beta features and share feedback during the test period.
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