TestFlight has beta programs for Word (opens in new tab), Excel (opens in new tab), PowerPoint (opens in new tab), OneNote (opens in new tab), Outlook (opens in new tab), Skype (opens in new tab), Xbox (opens in new tab), SwiftKey (opens in new tab), Microsoft Edge (opens in new tab), Microsoft Remote Desktop (opens in new tab), and Microsoft To Do (opens in new tab)īecoming a beta tester for Microsoft's apps on Android generally requires clicking a specific link that is usually available through a Google+ Community dedicated to each app's beta program.

All you need to do is click one of the following links for the corresponding application. Note that some betas are full, so even if you follow the links below you might not be able to become a beta tester.Īfter you've downloaded TestFlight and set it up, you can easily become a beta tester for a number of apps. To become a beta tester for any of the apps listed below, you first need to download the TestFlight App (opens in new tab). Many of Microsoft's applications on iOS are available for testing through TestFlight.

Apple has its own application called TestFlight, that makes it easy for developers and others to test software both internally and externally.

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