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Beta Testing
LaserLock is in development. We're building a group of shooters to test it before launch — on real firearms, in real conditions — and tell us what breaks.
Free to join. Free to test. No payment, now or during beta.
We're keeping the first test group small so every tester gets a direct line to the developer, and so we get real coverage across devices, calibres and shooting conditions. Places are allocated at our discretion to balance that mix — device type, firearm type and location all factor in. If this round fills, we'll open another.
Pricing has not been finalised. Our current intention is a free tier covering core training, plus a paid tier in the range of roughly $7–$15 per month, with a one-time purchase option under consideration.
These figures are indicative only. They are not an offer, not a commitment, and may change before launch. Final pricing will be published on the app store listing at release. Any purchase at launch is made through Google Play or the App Store — never through this website.
LaserLock uses Google Play Integrity, Google's own app-verification service, to confirm that your copy is genuine, unmodified and installed from Google Play. This protects you from tampered or repackaged builds circulated outside the Play Store, which are a common way malware reaches shooters' phones.
During beta there is a 10-hour training allowance, lasting until the hours are used or LaserLock is released, whichever comes first. It counts only live drill time — never menus, settings, pauses, reviewing results or rest between sets. A 10-shot set uses about 2 minutes, so a three-set session costs around 6 minutes of allowance even if you spend 30–45 minutes in the app. The allowance exists for beta testing only; unused hours don’t carry over to the released app. You can see how much remains inside the app.
No account is required and none of this involves your personal information. Verification sends Google's result plus a one-way coded identifier for your device — not your name, email, location, or anything from your camera. On beta and free versions it also sends the training hours used — never drill results, scores or session details. Separately, the app uses Google’s Firebase to report crashes and gather general usage statistics — no names, emails, camera images or drill results. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Some testers may be invited to record a short walkthrough or review clip showing the app in real use. Where that happens we may offer a thank-you such as a discount or a period of free subscription at launch, and in some cases a limited discount code you can pass to your own audience — ask us if that would be useful to you.
Sharing your experience helps this reach the shooters who would benefit from it, and early reviewers tend to find it grows their own audience too. It is entirely optional. You are equally welcome to post a walkthrough purely to help the community, with no perk involved — in which case you can say plainly that the video is unpaid and unaffiliated.
Video invitations, perks and discount codes are offered entirely at the discretion of the LaserLock team, are limited in number, and are not part of the beta test itself. Taking part is not a condition of testing, and declining changes nothing about your place in the program.
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