Help improve the Gibwork Android app by installing the latest version, thoroughly testing core user flows, and documenting any reproducible bugs you find. This task is focused on quality bug reporting, so only issues that can be consistently reproduced and clearly evidenced will be considered valid.

Task Description

Install the latest available Android version of the Gibwork app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gibwork.app) on a compatible device.
Test key app flows such as onboarding, login or sign-up, navigation, profile/account areas, task browsing, submissions, notifications, and settings where available.
Identify genuine bugs, crashes, broken UI states, loading issues, incorrect behavior, or other functional problems.
Verify that each reported issue is reproducible by repeating the same steps and confirming the bug happens again.
Document each valid bug clearly with a short title, device details, app version, step-by-step reproduction steps, expected result, and actual result.

Requirements

You must perform testing on an Android device and use the latest version of the Gibwork app.
Only reproducible bugs will count. If an issue cannot be repeated with clear steps, it should not be submitted as a valid bug.
Reports must be specific, organized, and easy to verify by another person.
Duplicate reports of the same bug may be disqualified or ranked lower unless they include substantially better evidence or clearer reproduction steps.
Include enough proof to demonstrate the issue, such as screenshots or screen recordings showing the bug occurring.
Do not submit vague feedback, feature requests, or personal opinions unless directly tied to a verifiable product defect.

What to Submit

One screenshot of the home page to showcase you’re using the correct version. Auto rejection if this is not included.
At least one screenshot or screen recording for each reported bug clearly showing the issue and a description of the issue.
A file link or shared folder link to all supporting assets, including screenshots and recordings.
If applicable, a short summary noting how many total reproducible bugs you found and which ones are most critical.

Prize Breakdown

$1 - 100 based on the quality of your submission