Ruchika Sonavane

Ruchika writes every guide on crash-demo.app. Her subject is narrow: the three ways Aviator reaches a phone — a casino's Android app, a home-screen icon and a browser tab — and what each one asks of the phone on the way in.

Three-quarter view of an Indian woman in her thirties at a desk in the evening, looking down at an Android phone held at chest height in her own right hand, its screen plain dark violet with the single large word "Permissions" in white and three short white lines beneath it, a desk lamp glowing beside her

Download desk

How she works

She keeps two test handsets: a mid-range Android phone that follows the current Android release, and an iPhone on the current iOS. Every route on the site is walked on them from the first tap: open the lobby, find the app link, install, sign in, search for Aviator. The steps on a page are the ones she saw, in the order she saw them, with the menu names her phones showed.

Her second habit is reading permission lists. Before an app with Aviator's name gets a mention, she installs it on the Android handset, opens App info → Permissions and writes down everything it asks for. That habit is behind the permission table on the app page: an app for playing needs the internet and, at most, notifications, and a request for Accessibility or SMS ends the test.

Where her line is

She never publishes download links to files, does not test "predictor" or "signal" apps past their permission screen, and stays away from winning strategies. Odds, multipliers and bonus figures on her pages come from the published game rules and the casino's current offer, never from her own sessions.

Background

Before this site she spent several years in mobile app support, answering the "why won't it install" questions that still make up most of her mail. She reads Marathi, Hindi and English, and checks that each step still makes sense to someone holding the phone for the first time.

Reach her

Write to info@crash-demo.app with "For Ruchika" in the subject. A step that no longer matches your phone is the most useful message she gets; mention the phone model and the Android or iOS version.