Android testers wanted: Laurel, a self-custodial Zcash wallet (testnet)

Test coins (TAZ) only; this build can’t touch real ZEC. Self-custodial. Keys stay on your phone. We can’t see, freeze or recover anything. Shielded by default. Your receiving address is shielded; transparent funds stay public until you tap Shield. Proofs are built on the phone. No account, no analytics. Laurel sends us nothing. Google Play shows us anonymous crash reports from phones that share diagnostics. Others who see something: the lightwalletd server (default testnet.zec.rocks, or your own): your IP, sync requests and transparent addresses; CoinGecko: your IP, only if you turn prices on (off by default); download.z.cash: a one-time 48 MB file, only if you spend from the Sapling pool; optional folder sync (off by default): whoever hosts the folder sees file sizes and times, not contents. Not audited yet, which is one reason it’s testnet only. Open source (MIT): GitHub - rptxsoftware/laurel: Self-custodial Zcash wallet (testnet) · GitHub . Commit 74acc22 is the Play build 0.1.6. What we’d