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# Trial Pilot

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This page will outline the trial pilot or V1 of Matar App.
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We have launched **Version 1 of Matar App on Android devices in March 2023 to a select group of partners for free.** V1 was our pilot in understanding whether such a peer-to-peer model, designed as an audio Quora initially, can facilitate impactful community learning.

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#### In the first version of the application, the users can:

1. Listen to prompts (questions) categorized by different topics relevant to their community.
2. Anonymously record their own responses or listen to community-upvoted answers of their peers to each prompt.
3. React (Like/dislike) responses, view bookmarked (liked) responses to questions and also maintain a history of their recorded statements to listen to later.

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#### Current Status

Android application is [live on Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matar.app) and Jio feature phone application is under development and scheduled to be live on Jio Store by early August 2023. Partnerships

1. Gates Foundation: Gates Foundation has funded Busara – a behavioral research organization – to conduct user research for the better adoption of the Matar application.
2. Google App Scale Academy: Matar application is chosen as one of the six applications for the Agriculture Domain in the [Google App Scale Academy 2023.](https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/appscale-academy-2023/class-of-2023)


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