Realab / Ouspix
Your email,
explained.
Signup privacy · Updated 3 November 2026
This list is run by Oussama Jmili (Ouspix) for Realab. Contact: ouspix.contact@gmail.com.
What signing up means
You join one shared Realab email list for app testing invitations, product updates and feedback requests. This covers RealBoard, Real Chinese, Afterlife, Inc. and other Realab apps.
Submitting this form saves your interest. It does not immediately enroll you in a Google Play test or grant access to an app’s paid or cloud features. Invitations and app-specific consent are separate steps.
What this page stores
We store your email address, selected testing platforms, signup time, agreed email purposes, subscription status and the information needed to operate your private management link. We do not sell the list.
The list is held in a private Vercel store. Vercel also processes connection information to host and protect the site. This page includes no advertising or behavioral analytics scripts.
iOS invitations
Choosing App Store records your interest in iOS tests using the email for your Apple Account. You can accept an invitation when a test becomes available.
Google Play invitations
When arranging Android testing access, we may add your address to the relevant tester list or group on Google. The email needs to match the Google account you use on Google Play. You still choose whether to opt in to each test on Google Play.
Unsubscribe or remove your email
Use the private management link shown after signup to stop all Realab emails. Future Realab emails must include this link. We retain an inactive record to respect your opt-out, so submitting the public form again does not silently resubscribe you.
For removal of your stored email, or if you lose your management link, contact ouspix.contact@gmail.com. Your email remains in the list or suppression record until you request removal. Unsubscribing from emails is separate from leaving a Google Play test.
Each app has its own privacy information
Signing up here does not agree to an app’s recording, account or cloud-processing permissions. Read the app’s own information when deciding to use it: