Test the Compassana app and get a CHF 50 voucher

Give the Compassana app a try and get the chance to win a CHF 50 voucher to spend online.

Fabienne Unger

10. September 2024

A man with grey hair and glasses, wearing a green button-down shirt, sits at a table in a modern kitchen and smiles while looking at his smartphone
Test the Compassana app and win a CHF 50 voucher. (Image: NS)

We are working continuously to improve the Compassana app. Your support helps us to align our services even more closely with the needs of our users.

Once you have registered as a Compassana tester, we will contact you to let you know when we are planning new tests. As a rule, the test should take between 30 and 60 minutes. As part of the test, you will try out new functions and share your thoughts and requirements with us.

Here’s how it works:  

  • Register as a tester by clicking on the following link – but act fast if you don't want to miss out on one of the 20 vouchers available! 
  • We will contact you to arrange the initial test. 
  • As soon as you have completed it, we will send you your voucher. 
  • We will be in touch regarding any future tests. 
  • You can unsubscribe anytime.  

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