A Beta Release is a version of software that is made available to a limited number of users for testing before the final version is launched. This stage allows developers to identify and fix bugs, gather user feedback, and make improvements. Beta releases are typically more stable than earlier versions, known as Alpha Releases, but may still contain some issues. Users participating in a beta release often provide valuable insights about their experience, which can help shape the final product. This collaborative process is essential for ensuring that the software meets user needs and functions effectively upon its official release.