Use cases
One test account per scenario, not one for everything.
Most bugs don't show up for the one test account everyone shares. They show up for the 17-year-old, the lapsed member, the viewer, the player who predicted 2–1. These guides set up an account for each, with its email, password and notes in one place.
Test age gates and age-restricted content
One account per age band, from under 13 to turning 18 tomorrow, with parental consent emails and each date of birth noted.
Read the guide →Test content that depends on location
An account per country for geo-blocked content, regional prices, tax and consent, and a traveller who crosses a border.
Read the guide →Test predictor game scoring
A player for every scoring rule, with picks and expected points in the notes, so the leaderboard proves the rules work.
Read the guide →Test membership tiers and paywalls
Free, trial, paid, top-tier and lapsed accounts, and every subscription email from welcome to payment failed.
Read the guide →Test roles and permissions
Owner, admin, editor, viewer, removed user and another customer’s admin, each invited by email and signed in for real.
Read the guide →Test ticket ballots and prize draws
Enough entrants for some to win and some to lose, with priority members, duplicates, and a winner who never pays.
Read the guide →Test referral rewards and welcome offers
Referrer, friends and first-time customers, plus the self-referral and repeat claims your rules should refuse.
Read the guide →Test both sides of a marketplace
Buyer, seller, a second buyer and a moderator, so every order, message, refund and review email is checked from both ends.
Read the guide →Test email changes, lockouts and account deletion
An old and a new address for change of email, plus accounts to lock out, reset, protect with codes and delete.
Read the guide →Test email preferences and unsubscribe
An account per preference setting, to prove opted-out users get nothing and unsubscribe works in one click.
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The same four steps for every scenario
Create the set at once
Up to 50 addresses in one go, each with a fictional name and a username for the sign-up form.
Label what each one is
Tags such as u13, viewer or lapsed become filters; notes hold the date of birth, the picks or the settings you used.
Save every password
Encrypted on the address, so you can sign in as "the 17-year-old" again next sprint.
Check every email
Each account’s mail lands on its own row, with codes ready to copy and links as one button. The QA report lists it all.
These accounts are for apps you build or are allowed to test, in development, staging or QA. Creating accounts in bulk on services you don’t own, or entering live competitions and offers more than once, breaks our terms.
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