Bugs Found in WeGlow: Home workout for Women for iOS
WeGLOW brings together workouts, nutrition, and tracking in one place. This offers real potential for users seeking a holistic fitness experience. The variety of training styles and tailored plans creates a strong foundation for a fitness app.
Varied workout classes keep things interesting, which is essential for building a habit of regular exercise. Integration with Apple Health also helps remind users to contribute to their daily fitness goals.
The QAwerk team tested the app and tried some of the workouts. We enjoyed it greatly, but during testing, we identified a few bugs that affect the workout flow, including some core features. Join us as we review these issues below.
‘Height’ field does not reflect inputted value in ‘Profile’ section post-onboarding
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Launch the app.
- Input a valid ‘Height’ value during onboarding.
- Complete the onboarding.
- Tap the ‘Profile’ icon in the top left corner.
- Tap the ‘Profile’ button.
- Observe if the ‘Height’ value is displayed correctly on the ‘Profile’ section.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
The ‘Height’ value entered during onboarding is not displayed in the ‘Profile’ section.
Expected Result:
The ‘Height’ value entered during onboarding should be displayed correctly in the ‘Profile’ section.
‘Steps’ daily target on ‘Home’ screen remains unchanged after goal is updated in ‘Settings’
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
- Apple Health is connected.
- A daily ‘Steps’ goal is set on the ‘Home’ screen.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Set a ‘Steps’ daily target.
- Tap the ‘Profile’ icon in the top left corner.
- Tap the ‘Daily Targets’ option.
- Change the goal.
- Navigate back to the ‘Home’ screen.
- Observe the ‘Steps’ daily target update on the ‘Home’ screen.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
The ‘Steps’ daily target on the ‘Home’ screen remains unchanged after updating the goal in the ‘Settings’ section. The new value is not displayed until the app is restarted or the screen is manually refreshed.
Expected Result:
The updated ‘Steps’ daily target should be reflected on the ‘Home’ screen immediately after changing the goal in the ‘Settings’ section.
‘Activity’ section on ‘Home’ screen does not update after syncing with ‘Apple Health’ from ‘Journey’ screen
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Launch the app.
- Navigate to the ‘Journey’ screen.
- Tap the ‘+’ button on the ‘Activity’ section.
- Connect to ‘Apple Health’.
- Navigate to the ‘Home’ screen.
- Observe if data is synced for the ‘Activity’ section on the ‘Home’ screen.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
The ‘Activity’ section does not refresh orupdate after connecting to ‘Apple Health’.
Expected Result:
The ‘Activity’ section on the ‘Home’ screen should accurately reflect the updated data synced from ‘Apple Health’.
‘Community Guidelines’ button triggers error message
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Launch the app.
- Tap the ‘Profile’ icon in the top left corner.
- Tap the ‘Community guidelines’ button.
- Observe the result.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
Tapping the ‘ Community guidelines’button triggers an error message.
Expected Result:
Tapping the ‘Community Guidelines’ button should redirect the user to the ‘Community Guidelines’ page without any errors.
‘Share’ button fails to work after completing workout
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to the ‘Workouts’ screen.
- Scroll to the ‘Target Area’ section.
- Select any workout.
- Complete the workout.
- Tap the ‘Share’ button on the ‘Workout’ screen.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
The ‘Share’ button failsto function after completing the workout.
Expected Result:
After a workout is completed, tapping the ‘Share’ button should open the share sheet, allowing the user to share workout details with available apps.
‘Calendar’ feature is not responsive on ‘Workouts Completed’ screen
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigateto the ‘Journey’ screen.
- Tap the ‘Workouts Completed’ section.
- Tap the ‘Calendar’ button.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
No response received upon tapping the ‘Calendar’ button on the ‘Workouts Completed’ screen.
Expected Result:
Tapping the button should open the ‘Calendar’ feature.
Duplication of ‘Favorites’ list after marking workouts as ‘Favorite’ via ‘Search’ screen
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Launch the app.
- Navigate to the ‘Workouts’ screen.
- Tap the ‘Calendar’ icon in the top right corner.
- Tap the ‘+’ button on any day.
- Tap any search options (e.g., ‘Core’/’Low Impact’/’Pre/Post Natal’).
- Mark any workout as ‘Favorite’.
- Tap the ‘<’ button to navigate to the ‘Favorites’ list.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
The ‘Favorites’ list duplicates after marking workouts as ‘Favorite’ on the ‘Search’ screen.
Expected Result:
The marked workout should only appear once in the ‘Favorites’ list.
Downloaded content is not saved to device, even though there is sufficient free storage space available
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Launch the app.
- Navigate to the ‘Workouts’ screen.
- Select any style from the ‘Training Styles’ list.
- Select any workout.
- Tap the ‘Download’ button.
Environment:
iPhone 16 (18.2)
iPhone 11 (26.2)
Actual Result:
Downloaded content is not saved to the device, even though there is sufficient free storage space available.
Expected Result:
The downloaded content should be successfully stored locally on the device.
During testing, I encountered several bugs that negatively impact the user experience. Some features do not work consistently, certain flows feel unstable, and occasional glitches make the app seem less polished. These issues detract from the otherwise great content and can interrupt the workout experience. More comprehensive testing and quality assurance would significantly improve the app's stability and overall quality.
