Bugs found in JRNY® for iOS
JRNY® is a fitness app offering personalized cardio, strength, and whole-body workouts that adapt as you progress. It allows users to receive tailored workout recommendations based on their fitness level, time availability, mood, and more.
With streaming entertainment, real-time coaching, and an extensive library of workout content, JRNY provides an immersive training experience on compatible equipment or your mobile device. Take advantage of the free trial offer to explore its adaptive fitness features and discover why JRNY is designed to meet the needs of every user, no matter where they are on their fitness journey.
Our QA team, with years of experience in testing fitness apps, stepped up to the plate for this challenge. Check out the results of our testing below!
Infinite loading spinner appears after clicking “Next exercise” button
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
The user has created an account.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Click the “Power Moves” program.
- Click the “Select” button.
- Click the “Skip” button on the “Set Up Your Space” screen.
- Click the “Okay” button.
- Pause the video.
- Click the “Next Exercise” button.
Environment:
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 17.4.1
Actual Result:
Nothing happens; the endless loading spinner appears on the screen.
Expected Result:
The next exercise should be displayed, or there should be a message indicating that there are no other exercises in this program.
"Motion Tracking Unavailable" error when attempting to use functionality
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
The user has created an account.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Click the “Power Moves” program.
- Click the “Select” button.
- Click the “Get Into Position” button on the “Set Up Your Space” screen.
- Stand next to the camera in the displayed position.
Environment:
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 17.4.1
Actual Result:
The “Motion Tracking Unavailable” error is displayed.
Expected Result:
The step should be completed, and the user should be redirected to the video section.
Unable to share completed workout
Severity:
Minor
Precondition:
- The user has opened the app.
- The user has completed the workout.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to the “Journal” page.
- Click on your completed workout.
- Click the three-dot button.
- Click the “Share This Workout” button.
- Try to share via Telegram or Instagram.
Environment:
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 17.4.1
Actual Result:
Nothing happens; the workout was not shared.
Expected Result:
The workout should be shared.
While testing, I encountered some major bugs: the “Motion Tracking "feature doesn't work and users can't share their completed workouts. To prevent critical issues like these from reaching production, I recommend implementing regression testing after every release. This should help catch major problems early and ensure a smoother user experience.
