Two invitations. One curious mind.
The English iOS beta
WikiTitan is preparing for external testing. The beta is not live, and no public installation link is available here yet.
An Apple TestFlight invitation
The separate Apple TestFlight link installs the beta app when a build is available. A public installation link does not create an account or reserve AI funding.
Your WikiTitan account invitation
An expiring, one-time invitation is bound to your email. Verify that exact email and confirm your residence and the current adult requirement in the app. Country availability will be shown when account access opens.
Already have an account invitation?
After installing the app from the separate Apple TestFlight link supplied with your invitation, reopen the original account invitation on the same device.
Open the original account invitation to continue. If it has expired, ask for a new invitation.
What are the age and language requirements?
The app is in English. Every tester, including a managed learner on a guardian’s device, must be at least 13 or meet any higher applicable local TestFlight minimum. The account owner must be at least 18 or meet a higher local adult requirement. Eligible teenagers need a reviewed guardian form and an approved country policy. Younger children cannot use this TestFlight beta; younger-learner support is being prepared for a future App Store release. AI access has separate provider, permission and funding checks.
How do test purchases and AI funding work?
TestFlight purchases use Apple’s sandbox and do not charge real money. They do not pay for real AI calls or promise unlimited generation. Real AI generation, when enabled, uses a limited shared budget and can pause. Account enrollment and funding are separate.
Is there a ten-person limit?
WikiTitan does not set a fixed ten-person enrollment limit for this external beta. Actual installation availability, admission policy and funded capacity remain separate controls. There is no guarantee of an invitation or a generation allowance.