SlammDunk Productions
Whit Did Ye Say?
The Scottish Slang Translator  ·  Android App
"Dinnae ken whit yer Scottish pals are oan aboot?
We've got ye sorted, pal! — Join our beta team and be first tae try it."
20
Beta Spots
14
Day Test
Free
Always
Android
Required

Become a Beta Tester

Help us launch on Google Play — nae experience needed!

Whit Did Ye Say? is a fun, practical Scottish slang translator app — perfect for anyone who's ever been baffled by a Glaswegian, stumped by a Scot, or just loves the brilliant chaos of Scottish English. We're building something pure dead brilliant, and we need 20 real people to help us test it before the public launch.

Google Play requires a 14-day closed testing period before an app can go public. Your job is simple: download the app, have a wee play, and let us know what you think. That's it — nae bother!

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First access before public launch
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Your feedback shapes the final app
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Listed as an official Beta Tester
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Completely free — always
Only 20 spots available — dinnae hang aboot! Limited places

Sign Up to Beta Test

Takes less than a minute — we promise, nae faff.

Och, dinnae be shy — we need yer name!
Must be a Gmail address — Google Play beta testing only works with Google accounts.
Haud on — that disnae look like a valid Gmail address!
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Important: You must use a Gmail address ending in @gmail.com. This is a Google Play requirement — we cannot add non-Gmail accounts to the beta programme.
This app is Android-only at launch. You'll need an Android device to participate.
Gie us a wee answer — Android or no?

By signing up you agree to receive a one-time invite email from SlammDunk Productions.
We'll never share your details or spam ye — scout's honour.

Ya Dancer! You're In!

Cheers for signing up, ! You're officially on the Whit Did Ye Say? beta tester list. Duncan from SlammDunk Productions will be in touch soon with your Google Play invite link.

What happens next

1
Duncan from SlammDunk Productions will email you a Google Play beta invite link.
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Click the link on your Android phone and accept the tester invite.
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Download the app from Google Play and start testing — pure dead brilliant!
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Share any feedback or bugs — your input shapes the final app.