Depending on your goals, budget, and timeline, you can choose from different testing methods to expose your app to the market. Beta testing involves inviting a selected group of users, such as early adopters or existing customers, to try your app before it is publicly released. Platforms like TestFlight, Google Play Beta Testing, or BetaFamily can be used to distribute the app and collect feedback. This can help identify bugs, usability issues, and user preferences before launching the app to a wider audience. A/B testing involves creating two or more versions of the app or a specific feature and testing them with different segments of users. Firebase, Optimizely, or Apptimize are tools that can be used to run A/B tests and compare the results. This can help optimize the app's design, functionality, and content for higher conversions, retention, and engagement. Lastly, MVP testing involves launching a minimal viable product (MVP), which is a version of the app that has only the core features that deliver value to the users. Platforms like Launchrock, Product Hunt, or Hacker News can be used to promote the MVP and get feedback. This can help validate the product-market fit, learn from user behavior, and prioritize product development.