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i have developed an iphone app.
i have no problem testing it on my device.
now i would like to have it on a few more devices, for the QA team and for presentation.
The app is not yet in appstore and we are not yet moving to the enterprise developer program.
how can we do that?
If you can test on your own device, this means you’re already enrolled in the personal iOS development program. That means, you can add up to 100 UDIDs of iOS devices in your account and distribute ad-hoc builds for these devices.
Just create a distribution certificate, add UDIDs of test devices, create distribution profile, sign your build with it and send to your testers. They will be able to install it via iTunes.
Here’s a link to the Apple docs with some more specific info about it.