JackpotSpy is in beta, which means iPhones get it through TestFlight, Apple's own app for early releases. If you've never used TestFlight, some of it looks unfamiliar the first time. None of it is a problem. This page walks you through the whole thing.
Do this on your iPhone, not a computer. Each step shows what your screen should look like.
Open the App Store, search for TestFlight, and tap Get. It's free, it's made by Apple, and it's how developers share apps before they reach the App Store.
With TestFlight installed, tap the button below on your iPhone. It opens TestFlight with a JackpotSpy invitation waiting.
Tap Accept, then Install. JackpotSpy lands on your home screen like any other app.
Sign up with Apple, Google, or email, choose a code name, and you're an agent. Add your local bar, snap a jackpot display, and the intel starts building.
JackpotSpyNo TestFlight needed. Android installs straight from our beta download.
Android asks about browser installs because the beta isn't on the Play Store yet. That warning is standard for any app installed this way.
Everything is unlocked while we're in beta, and beta pioneers keep Premium for life.
New versions arrive through TestFlight automatically. You never have to reinstall or re-join.
There's a feedback option inside the app. Every note gets read and most of them turn into changes you'll see in the Field Updates.
Beta builds have a shelf life of 90 days. A fresh build is always out well before then. Open TestFlight and tap Update and you're back in.