How does the Kronos beta program work?

The Kronos iOS beta is a closed test of upcoming releases — early access to new features and fixes before they go to the public App Store.

Who's eligible

Beta access is offered case-by-case to:

• Active Kronos users on the waitlist who request it
• Press, partners, and select community members
• Internal QA

If you're interested, email beta@getkronos.io from the address on your waitlist signup with a one-line note about why.

How beta builds work

1. If approved, you'll receive a TestFlight invite from Apple
2. Install TestFlight from the App Store on your iPhone
3. Tap the invite to install Kronos beta
4. Use the app normally — your Kronos account, balances, and history are all real

Beta Test Agreement

Before installing, you'll be asked to accept the Beta Test Agreement. It covers:

• You agree to test responsibly and report issues
• You acknowledge the build may have bugs and could occasionally fail
• You won't share screenshots, screen recordings, or details of unreleased features publicly until launch
• You may be asked for feedback via the in-app reporter

What's different in beta

• Newer features land here first
• Crash reports and feedback go directly to engineering
• You may see UI experiments that don't ship to all users
• Stability is generally good but not guaranteed

How to leave the beta

In TestFlight, tap Kronos → Stop Testing. The beta build is removed; reinstall the public Kronos app from the App Store and your account picks up where it left off.

Reporting bugs

Use Settings → Report a problem in the app, or shake your phone in the beta build to open the bug reporter directly.