Samsarix Labs turns working mobile prototypes into narrow, consent-based studies. Test one complete loop, tell us what actually happened, and help improve the product before any public store release.
These apps are not publicly downloadable or store-approved. Test access is limited, there is no purchase or subscription requirement, and contacting us does not guarantee a place in a study.
Each study uses a complete sideloaded prototype, not a concept survey.
The local apps have no account, ad network, or background telemetry.
A source build never counts as device acceptance or product validation.
Three distinct studies
Each prototype has its own audience, local data boundary, study questions, and release evidence. Joining one never enrolls you in the others.
Planning & focus
Turn a small daily plan into focused progress and watch a private settlement grow without streak pressure.
What the study asks
We are measuring whether people can create three quests, finish one focus session, and still find the settlement useful a week later.
Deterministic strategy
Play a ten-turn tactical run on a 4×4 keep, then replay the exact seed to search for a stronger line.
What the study asks
We are measuring first-placement clarity, unaided run completion, stability comprehension, and voluntary exact-seed replay.
Tabletop memory
Capture what changed at the table and begin the next session with a fixed handoff built only from recorded facts.
What the study asks
We are measuring a three-minute first handoff, actual next-session return, and whether a prior table beat can be found unaided.
How participation works
We want observations that can improve the app, not a giant intake form or a vague promise that everybody loved it.
Tell us which prototype fits a real routine you already have. A test slot is not an account, purchase, or waitlist subscription.
Accepted testers receive a candidate tied to one version. Builds are not public store listings and should not be redistributed.
The study records task outcomes and timing—not private quest text, campaign notes, device identifiers, or raw gameplay prose.
Interested in testing?
Mention Questline, Fourfold Keep, or Campaign Ledger and why that specific loop matches how you already plan, play, or run a tabletop session.