VegaSAT
PSAT practice disguised as a pirate RPG. Thanks for testing it.
What this is
You sail, fight, and collect things — and the fights are PSAT questions. The idea is that
practice you'll actually come back to beats practice that's theoretically optimal.
It is unfinished, and you will hit rough edges. That's not a disclaimer,
it's the reason you're here. I'd rather you find them than a stranger in the Play Store.
What I actually want from you
Bugs are welcome, but I can usually catch those myself. What I can't catch:
- Where you got confused. A screen you didn't understand, a button you
didn't find, a word that meant nothing to you.
- Where you got bored. The moment you wanted to put it down. Be blunt —
this is the single most useful thing you can tell me.
- Whether a question felt wrong. Badly worded, a bad diagram, or an
answer you think is just incorrect. There's a flag button on every question for this.
- Whether you learned anything. Honestly. "No" is a useful answer.
One sentence is a fine piece of feedback. Don't write a report.
The one real favour I need
Stay opted in for two weeks, and play a few short sessions across them
— something like three ten-minute sessions, spread over both weeks.
Here's the honest reason: Google won't let me release this app publicly until twelve
people have been opted in for fourteen straight days and have actually used it.
Google checks real usage, not just sign-ups. If someone opts out on day ten, that slot
resets and the clock starts over. A few short sessions is genuinely the difference
between this shipping and not.
Please keep the app installed until the two weeks are up. I'll tell you when they are.
What to expect from me
- I'm one person doing this around a job. I work on it in bursts, so
there may be a week or two where you hear nothing at all. That's normal and not a sign
the project died.
- I read everything. I'll usually acknowledge a report within a couple
of days, even if the fix takes much longer.
- The app is big — over 100 MB, because the artwork ships inside
it. Use Wi-Fi for the first install.
- No NDA, nothing to sign. Talk about it wherever you like.
Known rough edges
So you don't waste time reporting things I already know:
- Questions with a diagram can push some answer choices below the
screen. A "More answers below" chip tells you to scroll. Tell me if that gets
annoying — I genuinely want to know.
- Explanations only appear when you get a question wrong, not when
you're right. Deliberate for now — tell me if it's frustrating.
- No music yet. Sound effects only.
- Screen-reader support is incomplete. If you use TalkBack, I'd
especially like to hear from you — I haven't been able to test it properly.
How to send feedback
- In the app: Settings → Send Feedback opens the form below.
- On a specific question: the flag icon on the question card.
- Anything longer: email ddrrww@gmail.com.
Open the feedback form