Welcome to the Girlhood Deck beta ✨

Thanks for helping us test! Here's what the app is now, exactly what happens after you sign up, and how to send us your thoughts.

What you're testing NEW — Sept 2026

The card-collecting version is gone. This is the new daily ritual.

Three little moments a day. Morning, afternoon and evening, one of the AJC girls turns up with her artwork and something to say. Each moment opens at its time (7 am, 1 pm and 8 pm to start with) and stays open until midnight. Miss one? Nothing's lost — there are no streaks.
Squeeze the perfume bottle to find out who you've got. The spray is different every time. If it feels too long, too short or too much, tell us.
The afternoon asks how your day's going. Pick an answer and she'll meet you where you are — or choose "Surprise me".
Everything lands in your Journal by day, with a heart to favourite the ones that hit.
Settings (⚙️ on Today) lets you move the three times (at least three hours apart) and switch each reminder on or off.

🎨 The six girls, their artwork and their lines are stand-ins while Cameron draws and writes the real ones. Judge the feel of the day, not the drawings.

iPhone — via Apple TestFlight

Apple's official beta-testing app delivers your build and updates.

Watch your inbox for an invite from Apple. Sender is TestFlight / no_reply@email.apple.com — check spam or Promotions if it doesn't appear within a few minutes.
Tap "View in TestFlight" in the email on your iPhone. If you don't have the TestFlight app yet, the App Store will offer it first — it's free and made by Apple.
Tap Install in TestFlight to get Girlhood Deck. New beta versions appear in TestFlight automatically — it'll badge when an update is ready.
Send feedback any time: take a screenshot in the app, tap the screenshot preview, and choose Share Beta Feedback — or open TestFlight → Girlhood Deck → Send Beta Feedback. Your notes and screenshots come straight to the team.

💡 An orange dot next to the app name on your home screen just means "beta version" — everything else works like a normal app.

🤖 Android — via Firebase App Distribution

Google's beta-testing service delivers your build and updates.

Watch your inbox for the invitation. Sender is firebase-noreply — check spam if it doesn't show. The invite goes to the exact address you signed up with.
Tap "Get started" in the email on your Android phone and sign in with that same Google account.
Follow the steps to install — you may be offered the small App Tester helper app, which makes installing and updating builds one tap. Android may ask you to allow installs from this source — that's expected for beta apps.
Download the latest release and open Girlhood Deck.
Send feedback any time: while the app is open you'll see an ongoing notification — "…is a test app. Send feedback to the developer". Tap it, mark up the screenshot, add your comments, send. Feedback lands with the team attached to the exact build you're running.

💡 When we ship a new build you'll get an email — open it (or App Tester) and tap update. The in-app feedback notification only appears if you installed through the invite, not from a raw APK file.

Try the whole day in a minute

You don't have to wait for the afternoon to test the afternoon.

Open the link ajc://debug on your phone. iPhone: type it into Safari's address bar. Android: send it to yourself in WhatsApp, email or Keep and tap it there — typing it into Chrome won't work.
Tap Toggle "all slots open" — all three moments are now available at once.
Pull them back to back. To go again, tap Reset today's pulls.
Tap Disable debug mode when you're done so the app behaves normally.

What we'd love feedback on

Anything confusing — if you had to stop and think, tell us.
Anything that looks wrong on your phone — screenshots help enormously.
The ritual — do three moments feel right, and do the morning, afternoon and evening feel different from each other?
The reveal — does the perfume bottle build anticipation, or get in the way?
The voices — could you tell which girl was talking before you saw her name?
The ads — a full-page ad sometimes plays before the second and third moments. Too often? Badly placed?

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