WiZ app v2 public beta

App shows lights are switched off when they are actually on and vice versa.

Guest who had access to the old app cannot control any lights now. I added them on this new app but it is not working.

After switching homes, if you click on the settings, it directs you back to the list of homes instead of the main settings page.

First off, I really enjoy the new app. Very clean and I (personally) have found it easy to navigate. I had to switch to only using the Google Home app as the Wiz V1 refused to let me sign in. GHome is very clean but obviously doesn't have many of Wiz's customization options. Luckily, for whatever reason, V2 fixed the login issue! Very happy. Ok the minor bug. We have a wake up routine set up for every weekday morning. It's worked great until recently. For whatever reason, the routine (which follows the standard morning routine option) skips the dim, soft reds and goes straight to white light at full brightness. My wife really hates it and it actually results in her staying in bed more to hide from the light. I see that the other dynamic options (party, fireplace, fiesta, and most importantly going-to-bed) all have custom brightness options while morning does not. Could that be added? It would be nice to set a limit on the max brightness. Also, if we could control the duration of each phase, that would be nice. Something like having the whole routine extended over an hour or 2 (ie takes that long to reach white light at set brightness) instead of just when they turn off.

I've noticed that sometimes my devices lose their connectivity to the network. This is not ideal, but they usually have their connection restored after a few minutes. However, I have noticed that sometimes, the device fails to turn on when the schedule comes up. This seems to happen if the device temporarily loses connectivity when that time comes. Would it be possible to create some kind of smart feedback system? Maybe alert my app that the action failed and ask me if I want to try again after a few minutes or ignore the failed schedule? Or perhaps I could tell it to keep trying. Obviously, this wouldn't be desired for all devices, a bulb with the switch turned off should just do nothing when it can't reach the device. But my smart plug that controls a USB power cable should turn on when I want it to, so, being able to set behaviors on each device when the scheduled actions fail due to device connectivity issues would be fantastic.

The app shows that none of the lights are switched on in the app, but the light is on. Will not connect.

Trying to sign in using apple and the thumb scanner, says there is issues and try again later.

Something about the button sensitivity on the bottom row seems off. I use the home and setting buttons and they seem more difficult to click than they should be. I don't have this problem with any other app. It's like the area that has to be touched is too small, or there is a delay in the app and it's not picking up when I touch it sometimes. Not sure which one.