BetaScout finds the beta programs hiding in your app list. It scans your installed apps, shows which ones have a Google Play testing program, and tells you in plain words what that means for you: Beta open — you can join, Beta is full, or You're in the beta. • Open betas first — a rail on the front page lists the programs you could join right now, one tap from the opt-in page. • Watch full betas — get a notification the moment a watched program starts accepting testers again. • Sign in, optionally — with your Google account, BetaScout reads your own testing pages to detect the memberships you already have. Gentle, rate-limited, and entirely optional. • Grow the catalog together — an opt-in (off by default) lets your scans anonymously contribute newly found programs to the shared catalog. Only bare package names are ever sent. • Private by design — no ads, no analytics, no telemetry. Your app list and memberships never leave your device. Open source under Apache 2.0. Note: reading your own testing pages automatically is a gray area in Google's terms; BetaScout is deliberately gentle, but a small account risk cannot be ruled out. Everything except membership detection works without signing in.