Common questions.

Salaryon is invitation-only during the beta. Request access from the waitlist — we onboard new signups on a rolling basis. iOS goes out via TestFlight; Android via Google Play internal testing. Both platforms are live.

New signups get an invite within a week — TestFlight for iOS, Google Play internal testing for Android. We onboard on a rolling basis after completing the initial waitlist wave.

If it has been longer than a week, email support@salaryon.com and we will send your invite directly.

TestFlight is Apple's official platform for testing iOS apps before they hit the App Store. It is a free app you download from the App Store. When we invite you, you will get a TestFlight invitation that lets you install Salaryon through it. Until public launch, TestFlight is the only way to install the iOS app.

The invitation comes from noreply@email.apple.com with the subject "You're invited to test Salaryon." It contains a "View in TestFlight" button. We send a heads-up note from our own address a day or two before, so the Apple email is not a surprise.

Salaryon is not in the public App Store yet — only on TestFlight during the beta. After public launch (summer 2026), you will find it in the App Store under "Salaryon."

Check spam first — Apple invites sometimes land there. If you cannot find it, email support@salaryon.com and we will resend.

The waitlist signup records the device type you used (iOS, Android, or PC) so we can route you to the right install channel. If you signed up on a PC, we do not know which phone you actually use — email support@salaryon.com and tell us whether you are on iOS or Android, and we will send the appropriate invite. Same applies if you have switched device since signing up.

Yes — Android is live in invite-only beta via Google Play internal testing, alongside iOS on TestFlight. Public Play Store launch follows in summer 2026.

Google Play internal testing is the Android equivalent of Apple TestFlight — it lets us release Android builds to a closed list of testers invited from the waitlist, before going public on the Play Store. You install it through an invite link we send when you are onboarded. After public launch in summer 2026, Salaryon will be available in the regular Play Store.

Yes. The waitlist is platform-neutral — sign up with your email and we route you to TestFlight (iOS) or Google Play internal testing (Android) within about a week.

Yes — Salaryon is free during the beta. No trial period, no paywall, no card details required.

Free during beta. Pricing arrives at public launch — beta users get rewarded for being early. We will share details well before any paid tier appears.