Are there any good game platforms for distributing scientific experiments?

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itch.io

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MailChimp

For desktop there are many ways really - the simplest I can think of is uploading it to Google Drive and sharing a link that uses a URL shortener service such as bitly where you can update later on for new releases. Depending on the userbase size or how classy you want to make you can couple that with a service such Mailchimp to let your users know where to download the new version of the app. This shouldn't cost you anything.

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TestFlight

As for mobile devices, both Google and Apple offer this functionality on their respective stores, on Google Play Console and TestFlight for iOS - from there you can upload your builds without requiring store approval and send it to a list of users that you choose. This will either update the app automatically with new releases or send an email to the participants depending on how you configure it.

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Zapier

For more advanced scenarios you could go even further and combine all that with Zapier to do things like verifying if the user email matches a whitelist before sending it the download link - or maybe even the opposite, alert you through email or some other channel that a new user has download the application.

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