betatest
verbUK /ˈbiːtətest/
US /ˈbeɪtətɛst/
To try out a new game or app before everyone else to find problems.
The studio asked players to betatest the new game before it launched.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To use a nearly finished product to report bugs and issues.
Volunteers betatest the software and send bug reports to the team.
3. A trial run of something new to see if it works well.
They decided to betatest the new schedule for a week.
4. To give early feedback on a product before its official release.
She was invited to betatest the app and share her thoughts.