One more issue concerning the list of workouts:
Duplicate/deleted workouts appearing in list of workouts
In several circumstances, I have had deleted workouts appearing. Once I aborted a workout, the second time I associated one workout with another workout.
If you go to the App Store you can reinstall the general release version and it will replace the beta app.
Upgraded from production app a couple days ago. Had to pair with Kickr again and then was unable to dismiss calibrate messages:
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Workaround: force quit the app and restarted.
Another bug - after workaround was surprised to see Stages dual sided was now paired both left and right sides.
The same happened to me. What time did you start the workouts? Mine were past 9:30pm
I came across several bugs today on my iPhone:
Still on the trainer… started around 8:45pm PDT
UI issue/not expected choice. After I click on an upcoming workout I expect to be able to swipe right from the edge of the screen to get back to calendar. That doesn’t seem to happen. I have to click at the top “previous” to go back.
Swipe right seems to work elsewhere.
Also, after editing a completed run/swim to add TSS or other data I expect there to be an option to save and close as a single step. It feels weird to have to click save. Then click back.
Thanks @Pete the last fix addressed my issues with assioma pedals and the screen going to sleep.
I didn’t notice other issues on my last workout, but I’ll keep testing.
I’ve been on the beta for a couple of weeks now and I haven’t found any serious bugs, and overall the impression is that the app is much improved.
However, I’m wondering if the performance is tied to my phone (iPhone 7) or is it just something which has not yet been prioritized? The app is painfully slow in all aspects, sometimes even completely unresponsive. Tactile feedback is 100% absent so sometimes I am not sure if I mistapped or it’s just loading things very slowly (this is almost always the case).
Someone also mentioned how slow the results are appearing after the workout, which I initially chalked up to the overall sluggishness of the app.
One other thing I’d like to note is the use of your brand color (red) for primary actions within the app. This is a really tricky UX situation since the whole world generally assumes red = bad, error and green = good, success. This in turn always makes me (as a user) think about what I’m tapping on which increases my cognitive load, which in turn results in an impression that the app is difficult to use. I guess this is my suggestion for your UX designers to rethink their design decision to use the brand color for primary actions.
Downloaded to iPad at the weekend, and did my first workout today. My observations:
Hi - a few notes after a few days of using on iPhone XS:
Thanks!
A few more bugs here:
Bug: Start Workout layover briefly flickers onto screen at a resistance change
This happened to me on one of my workouts on Sunday. It only happened once, and I do not know how to reproduce it.
Bug: In some workouts, the change resistance beep is too late
During today’s workout, the beep that you hear before a resistance change was about 5 seconds late. Instead of three beeps I only got the first one.
UI issue: Touch targets on go back chevron way too small
The go back chevron’s touch targets seems to be only the chevron rather than also e. g. the text next to it. While this may make sense, it requires too much dexterity and precision — both come at a premium during or after hard intervals.
I have tested and reproduced this issue on both, my iPhone 7 and my 12.9" iPad Pro (2018).
Proposed solution: Significantly increase the touch targest.
UI issue: Calibration screen not adapted to larger screen sizes of iPads, especially 12.9" iPad Pros
The screen is plain ugly and hard to use as all pertinent UI elements are kilometers apart.
Usability issue: Calibration value not displayed on in-workout power meter calibration screen
I have another issue with the same calibration screen: it no longer displays any value. Preferably, it should display the before and the after value. This way, users can detect large drifts that indicate a problem with their setup.
UI issue: Legend for power profile can be partially off-screen (12.9" iPad Pro (2018))
Another big issue is the workout preview. It comes in from the right and barely uses any space even though I have tons left on my iPad. What is worse, when I want to check the power profile, when I arrive at the second half of the workout, the legend with the power data and duration is partially off-screen and becomes unreadable.
UI improvement: display workout times more appropriately
The length of TrainerRoad’s workouts is always quantized in minutes and there are no workouts that are longer than 9:59:59. So the duration should be formatted accordingly, rather than 00:30:00, it would be easier to read “0:30 h” or “30 mins”. There are iOS APIs that do this automatically. You can configure them to display either e. g. 90 mins or 1:30 h or something similar. My podcast client displays 30m, and it is perfectly clear from the context what the implied unit is.
Hi. I experienced an issue with losing device connectivity mid ride. I experienced this this with the previous beta but thought it was a once off. Not sure if this is an iOS or app issue. I unfortunately had to force close app and restart.
Don’t recall ever seeing this on the normal iOS app version.
Did you manage to get this sorted? I’m having the same issue but I am using last official release of TR on iOS rather than the beta.
Thanks
Interesting - I have a Neo 2T and have never been prompted to calibrate on either the current Prod app, or the Beta.
Did my first workout on my iPad Air (been doing them in my iPhone up until now). Did a ramp test. The text size was small relative to all the screen space for Chad’s comments.
Also at each ramp when it flashed the data, the text was so big it cut cadence down to “cade”
Nice!
Thanks for fixing the Assioma bug on iPad. Ew issue found on latest beta:
Changing weight in iOS / iPadOS app crashes when trying to input a decimal point, or rather the decimal comma as we write numbers in Sweden. The numerical keyboard only gives the comma. See attached video! Or image. I have video of input but file type video not allowed here
Not sure if this was previously reported; but the formatting of the workout screen was messed up when I started last nights workout on my iPhone. There was no close-up blue graph of the interval.
I was able to get the display back to normal by opening up the workout description.
(Looks like I just posted my post-season FTP)
