Where the practice guides at a human pace and welcomes a beginner, and where the instructor rushes and the pose library is thin. The highest review-text scores: Jess Yoga (88/100), Yoga+ by Mary (85), and Yoga | Down Dog (82).
Review score: 88 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 2,183 ratings
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People practice with Jessica for years and love her calm voice, thoughtful sequences, and the sense of restoration after each class, for many it is a place of peace. The weak spot is purely technical: the app is glitchy and often needs a restart to recognize the membership, class titles get cut off, there are navigation quirks, and some complain about a sharp price jump at checkout.
Praised
Jessica's calm voice and style, thoughtful sequences, sense of restoration, wide choice of lengths from 10 to 60 minutes, meditations and sound healings
Complaints
App is glitchy and needs a restart to register the membership, class titles get truncated, awkward navigation, price jump at checkout, few free classes
Best for: Jessica's YouTube fans and anyone wanting a gentle restorative daily practice with meditation
Review score: 85 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,997 ratings
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The app is built like a real yoga studio, Mary offers a huge range of classes from beginner to advanced, monthly challenges, and a gentle delivery, and people love that she reminds them to honor their body. It breaks on tech and billing: subscription buttons spin and never open, tutorials crash, you can't favorite classes, and canceling is hard.
Praised
Laid out like a real studio, huge range of classes at every level, monthly challenges, Mary's gentle delivery and body-honoring cues, meditation and breathwork
Complaints
Subscription buttons spin and never open, tutorials crash, no way to favorite classes, hard to cancel the subscription, no casting to TV
Best for: People who want a studio-style home practice with a big class range and a gentle teacher
Review score: 82 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 326,639 ratings
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People keep the subscription for years because of the flexible setup: you pick the length from six minutes to an hour, the music, the instructor's voice and accent, and a focus area for the body. It breaks on updates, the new start screen hides familiar options, some users can no longer open the app, and the price jumped without warning.
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Flexible practice length from six minutes, choice of music and instructor voice, focus on a specific body part, nice-looking app, works even a few minutes a day
Complaints
New start screen hides familiar settings, app won't open after updates, sharp price hike, too many repeated poses in one session, old iPads can't run the new version
Best for: People who want a home practice tailored to their schedule and level, with precise control over length and focus
Rank 4. Review score: 82 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,456 ratings
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Live one-on-one lessons with real teachers are the draw, and it works: people stay two years with the same instructor and know them by name. It breaks around money and tech: auto-renewal, refusal to cancel, charges like 75.99 instead of 49, freezing, and chat plus gallery view gone on iPad.
Praised: Live teachers, one-on-one sessions, flexible scheduling for any hour, real progress in body and mind, works across all devices
Complaints: Auto-renewal and hard to cancel, charges above the stated price, crashes and glitches, chat and gallery view broken on iPad, cannot cast to TV
Best for: People who want live yoga lessons with a personal teacher at home and will pay, if they watch their billing
Rank 5. Review score: 82 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 725 ratings
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Its strength is being a home for practitioners and yoga teachers, people log hours for Yoga Alliance certification, attend live classes and take courses on topics from chakras to sound healing. They praise the clean calm interface, flexible filters by length, level, style and teacher, and the quality of instruction. It breaks on tech, app login sometimes fails while the website works, videos do not always let you advance through a course, and the music starts late and drowns out the instructor, plus a lack of evening classes for other time zones.
Praised: Live classes with a sense of presence, courses and continuing education, hours for Yoga Alliance certification, flexible filters by length, level, style and teacher, clean calm interface, good teachers
Complaints: App login sometimes fails (while the website works), videos do not always let you advance through a course, music starts late and drowns out the instructor, odd duration filters, few evening and weekend classes for other time zones, some settings only online
Best for: Yoga practitioners and teachers who need live classes, certification hours and structured learning at home
Rank 6. Review score: 80 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,633 ratings
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This is essentially the booking app for the real Yoga Pod studio, praised as a handy simple tool for scheduling in-studio and virtual classes across three locations with a calendar reminder. People value the studio itself, the cleanliness, the community and the instructors, while the few negatives are technical: single sign-on via Apple or Google was removed and an update broke Add to Calendar with add-only access.
Praised: Easy booking of in-studio and virtual classes, three locations and time choice, calendar notification, clean studios and strong instructors, sense of community
Complaints: Apple and Google sign-on removed, an update broke Add to Calendar with add-only access, little class or address info before booking
Best for: Yoga Pod studio members who need to conveniently book in-studio and virtual classes
Rank 7. Review score: 80 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 785 ratings
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People come here for Jessamyn, her warm and unpretentious teaching, the inclusivity and the feeling that the instructor looks like them, for many it genuinely changed their relationship with movement. It breaks on tech and money, autoplay of the next video makes descriptions hard to read, you cannot build a list of favorite videos and part of your account can only be edited on the website. The main pain is the expensive subscription that is nearly impossible to cancel, people feel held hostage for months.
Praised: Instructor Jessamyn and her teaching, inclusivity and the feeling of a teacher like you, warm non-judgmental vibe, calm and body connection after sessions, pleasant clear interface
Complaints: Autoplay of the next video makes descriptions hard to read, no way to build a favorites playlist, some settings only on the website, limited short content and variety for a high price, canceling the subscription is nearly impossible
Best for: People who want a warm inclusive non-judgmental practice and value one real living teacher over a giant library
Rank 8. Review score: 79 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 615 ratings
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People come for Boho Beautiful from YouTube and stay for the beautiful outdoor filming, the variety of yoga, meditation and pilates, and the conscious blend of breath with movement, many practice nearly every day for years. It breaks on tech and money, the app lags, there are casting problems on Roku, Firestick and via Xbox, and you cannot easily set a daily schedule or see which classes you have already done. A distinct pain is having to pay a subscription for everything when much of it is free on YouTube, plus complaints about a hard-to-cancel trial.
Praised: Beautiful outdoor filming, variety of yoga, meditation and pilates, blending breath with movement, instructors Juliana and Mark, short core clips (10-15 minutes), beautiful organization and video layout
Complaints: App lags, casting problems on Roku, Firestick and via Xbox, no easy daily scheduling, cannot see completed classes, must pay a subscription for content that is largely free on YouTube, hard to cancel the trial
Best for: Boho Beautiful fans and anyone who wants a beautiful calm home practice of yoga, meditation and pilates with breath and nature
Rank 9. Review score: 78 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 14,661 ratings
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People adore the DDP program for real results for the back and joints, its accessibility at any age and weight, and its motivating host. All the pain is in the new interface: videos can't go full-screen, the app is locked in portrait mode, the calendar and the ability to play music during a workout were removed, and it became awkward on iPad.
Praised: Real results for the back and joints, doable at any age and weight, motivating host Dallas, over 500 workouts including Pilates and strength, difficulty ratings
Complaints: Video won't go full-screen, app stuck in portrait mode, calendar tracker removed, can't play music during a workout, awkward on iPad, glitches with casting and Apple Watch pairing
Best for: People who want an effective program for the back and joints, doable at any age and weight
Rank 10. Review score: 78 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,015 ratings
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A deep catalog covering not just movement but philosophy, Ayurveda, Sanskrit, mantras and mudras, valued above competitors and in-person studios on price. Real weak spots barely appear, only a weak search, no progress tracking, and an offline-download queue bug, but the stream of near-solid five stars with no criticism is worth noting.
Praised: A deep catalog with yoga philosophy, Ayurveda and Sanskrit, many experienced teachers and styles, cheaper than an in-person studio, classes from 5 to 90 minutes, viewing on Roku and TV
Complaints: Weak search and a not-so-friendly interface, no progress tracking, offline download stops after one video, no Spanish language or subtitles
Best for: People wanting a deep practice with philosophy and teacher variety at home, not just physical poses
Rank 11. Review score: 78 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 574 ratings
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People love Sarah Beth for her precise, calm delivery and professional posture work, which many have followed for years since YouTube, and in the app they value the large class selection, calendars and easy casting to a TV. It breaks down around getting into the app: some cannot create a profile or log in with an old account and only see a login screen. There are also complaints about freezing on iPhone and that much of this is free on her YouTube.
Praised: Precise calm delivery from Sarah Beth, works for both beginners and advanced, big class selection and calendars, casting to a TV, easy to practice at home
Complaints: Cannot create a profile or log in with an old account, screen shows only login, freezing on iPhone and TV, some content duplicates the free YouTube
Best for: Sarah Beth fans from YouTube who want a structured home practice with progression for any level and are ready to follow a schedule
Rank 12. Review score: 76 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 20,782 ratings
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Sadhguru's followers value the daily practice, the Isha chants, and the sense that the app helps them keep the rhythm of their spiritual work. The tech breaks down: after updates the app crashes right during the guided Shambhavi kriya, freezes on a white screen, loses the mandala tracking, and the quote widgets were removed. The too-frequent updates are annoying.
Praised: Daily practice and reminders, Isha chants, guided Shambhavi kriya, Sadhguru's daily wisdom, a sense of spiritual support
Complaints: Crashes right during the kriya, freezes on a white screen after updates, mandala tracking is broken, quote widgets removed, too-frequent updates, drains the battery hard
Best for: Sadhguru followers and Isha practitioners who care about a daily spiritual routine
Rank 13. Review score: 74 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,058 ratings
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Daily live sessions with instructor Saurabh that keep people disciplined are especially valued by older users, up to 75 with knee replacements. Weak spots barely surface in the reviews, with rare gripes about a day-count reset after an update and dashboard sync issues, but the stream of similar thank-yous to the instructor hints at a very loyal community.
Praised: Daily live sessions and habit discipline, instructor Saurabh and his teaching style, accessibility for older ages, breathing practices like box breathing, a beautiful and clear interface
Complaints: The practice-day counter reset after an update, data doesn't always sync with the personal dashboard, the interface made to look like a messenger which not everyone liked
Best for: People wanting daily live yoga with an instructor and outside discipline, especially older users
Rank 14. Review score: 72 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 2,436 ratings
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The YogaDownload app, where the real treasure is the quality and variety of classes and the precise search with filters by length, difficulty, teacher, style and body focus, long-time users adore it. But the app itself lags behind the website: not everything available on the site is in the app, it often fails to show previously purchased classes, it glitches on login and throws errors, and there's no dark mode or watch history. Plus a few painful billing stories where money was taken but access didn't unlock.
Praised: Quality and variety of classes and teachers, precise search with filters by length, difficulty, style and body focus, fast access across devices, downloadable videos
Complaints: The app lags the website on features, doesn't show previously purchased classes, glitches on login and throws errors, no dark mode or watch history, downloads pause when switching apps, billing sometimes doesn't unlock access
Best for: People who want a big library with strong parameter-based search and practice across multiple devices
Rank 15. Review score: 72 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 873 ratings
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The app blends strength work with recovery. Even long-time users and older athletes praise the calm voice guidance and minimalist videos. It breaks down on thin content, the beginner program has only 5 videos and then there is nowhere to grow, there is no iPad version and no structured plan for subscribers. A sore point is billing, payment does not go through Apple, you cannot cancel inside the app and people get charged repeatedly.
Praised: Minimalist videos and clear voice guidance, mix of strength and recovery, clear pose cues, program structure keeps a routine, suits older athletes
Complaints: Too few videos in the beginner program (only 5), no iPad version, no ready plan for subscribers, beginner level is hard from day one, weak support and no reply to emails
Best for: People who want to combine strength and recovery at home, older or returning practitioners who value calm guidance and structure
Rank 16. Review score: 72 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 514 ratings
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People love the teachers and the huge variety of classes focused on alignment and strength, many have practiced on the website for years and are thrilled an app finally appeared with TV casting and free classes. It breaks down precisely on the app as a shell: logging in with a working website account throws an error, you have to sign in every time, and the list shows no length, level or class description. Not all website videos have been moved to phone either, and following a program has no jump to the next class.
Praised: Strong teachers, huge variety of classes focused on alignment and strength, free classes, easy TV casting, genuinely improves how you feel
Complaints: Logging in with a working website password throws an error, you have to sign in every time, the list shows no length, level or class description, not all videos were moved over, no jump to the next class in a program
Best for: DoYogaWithMe website fans and people who want a deep practice focused on alignment and strength and can tolerate the app's rough edges
Rank 17. Review score: 70 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 3,109 ratings
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The Yoga With Adriene (FWFG) app, where the content is adored, yoga for literally everything, with kindness and no trend-chasing, for many it's years of daily practice. But a couple of months ago the platform was rebuilt from scratch, and that broke what people loved: the handy practice calendar is gone, the interface is clunky, titles don't fit, videos freeze and crash, and support doesn't reply. Many honestly admit the content is free on YouTube and they pay for the app itself, which now gets in the way.
Praised: Adriene's content for every occasion, kindness and accessibility, the practice calendar (previously), a big selection of series and programs, a feeling of a safe place
Complaints: The rebuilt platform broke the calendar and familiar features, clunky interface with titles that don't fit, videos freeze and crash, support doesn't reply, you have to bounce between the website and the app
Best for: Adriene fans willing to pay for structure and a calendar on top of the free YouTube videos
Rank 18. Review score: 70 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 524 ratings
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People value the clear explanations of asanas, the choice of length from 10 minutes to an hour, and the sets tailored to a goal, from relaxation to an active workout, with some noting a real result like neck pain going away. It breaks down for watching on a big screen: people ask for AirPlay and an Apple TV app because staring at a phone during a pose is awkward. There are also ads even in paid lessons, and an update broke the familiar routine-by-scheme mode.
Praised: Clear explanations of asanas, choice of length from 10 minutes to an hour, sets tailored to a goal from relaxation to an active workout, good video quality, real health results
Complaints: No AirPlay or Apple TV app, ads even in paid lessons, an update broke the routine-by-scheme mode, new videos come out rarely
Best for: People who want to practice yoga at home with clear asana breakdowns, flexible timing, and sets tailored to a specific goal
Rank 19. Review score: 68 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 13,741 ratings
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Pregnant users like the easy setup and that the app replaces expensive in-person classes, helping them stay active in the second and third trimesters. The weak spot is that for a prenatal app there is little variety, just two styles and three intensities, and the exercises are demonstrated by a clearly non-pregnant, toned woman, which makes some poses impossible to replicate and raises safety doubts.
Praised: Easy, fast session setup, replaces expensive in-person classes, different styles for energy level and trimester, good music and the 2x Boost feature
Complaints: Little variety and repetitive sessions, only two styles and three intensities, exercises shown by a non-pregnant woman, some poses impossible to replicate while pregnant, safety doubts about late-pregnancy poses, crashes when casting to a TV
Best for: Pregnant users who want a gentle, customizable home practice instead of expensive in-person classes
Rank 20. Review score: 68 out of 100. App Store rating: 5.0★ · 5,079 ratings
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This is a booking app for the Modo studio chain, and people genuinely love the classes and the warmth of the space and instructors, it helps them through hard times. But the software clearly lags: history got wiped after an update (600 completed classes now show 11), the handy 30-day class counter and the view of free spots are gone, password-reset emails never arrive, and it only works in some cities. A classic case of a great studio with an app bolted on carelessly.
Praised: Warm atmosphere and instructors, feeling better after class, easy booking, pre-ordering drinks and reserving equipment, fast loading
Complaints: Class history wiped after the update, lost the 30-day class counter and the free-spots view, password-reset emails never arrive, doesn't work everywhere (complaints from Canada), occasional glitches
Best for: People who already attend Modo studios and want to book classes from their phone
Rank 21. Review score: 68 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,544 ratings
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The content is strong, with many styles of yoga, Pilates and meditation, live classes and the option to download a session for travel, and people love specific instructors. It breaks on the app's own structure: no search, filters or favorites, so you can't properly find the class you want, the schedule button doesn't work, and login won't accept the website password.
Praised: Many styles of yoga, Pilates and meditation, live classes, downloadable sessions offline, favorite instructors, varied lengths and focus areas
Complaints: No search, filters or favorites, hard to find the class you want, schedule button doesn't work, login won't accept the website password, you run out of videos in a favorite style fast
Best for: People who want home classes of yoga, Pilates and meditation with live sessions and don't mind clunky navigation
Rank 22. Review score: 68 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 1,221 ratings
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Quality classes with a real-studio vibe, and people are glad to practice at home instead of driving to the gym. The one pain everyone repeats: almost no new classes get added, so you cycle the same ones for months, plus there are no filters by time or type, the music doesn't match the workout, and cancelling is hard.
Praised: The feel of a real studio, class quality, choice of workout length, offline download, convenience of home practice
Complaints: Almost no new classes added, forced to repeat old ones, no filters by time or class type, music doesn't fit the workout, hard to cancel subscription
Best for: CorePower fans without studio access who value the class vibe and can live with an aging catalog
Rank 23. Review score: 66 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.5★ · 18,049 ratings
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People value being able to preview every move in a class beforehand, the calm voices, and building their own classes to practice on their own schedule. The sore spot is the interface redesign: old favorite classes became hard to find, custom classes can no longer be sorted, and workout tracking is inaccurate. On top of that the app drains the battery fast and glitches on newer iOS versions.
Praised: Preview of all poses before a class starts, calm voices and steady video, custom-built classes, flexibility for your own schedule, honoring old purchases
Complaints: Redesign hid favorite classes, custom classes can no longer be sorted, inaccurate workout tracking, fast battery drain, glitches on newer iOS versions, different home screen on Mac and phone
Best for: People who like previewing every move and building their own classes for a calm home practice
Rank 24. Review score: 66 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 6,622 ratings
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Clear spoken cues for every pose and a no-frills format land well, some people have used it for 10 years and bring family along. But many complain the newer versions rush through poses and break the relaxation, and a loud ad pops up right after practice, on Shavasana itself.
Praised: Detailed spoken pose cues, simple no-frills format, short 20 and 30 minute routines, calm and music-free, long usage history
Complaints: Poses run too fast in newer versions, loud ads right after practice, Pro adds little beyond removing ads, glitches and freezes for some subscribers, purchase does not transfer between devices
Best for: Beginners and older users who value a calm, narrated home practice with no rush and no extras
Rank 25. Review score: 66 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 4,419 ratings
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A big library of classes, programs and meditations, it clicks for many and keeps them engaged, bodies tone up. But beginners struggle: instructions go too fast, videos sometimes jump between poses, and on top of that there are constant nudges to buy a plan. A separate sore spot is charges after cancelling the trial, and three separate 110-dollar charges for someone who hadn't opened the app in weeks.
Praised: Huge selection of programs, meditations and music, easy to follow, fits into the day, visible body results, pleasant instructors
Complaints: Instructions too fast for beginners, video jumps between poses, constant prompts to buy a plan, charges after the trial is cancelled, weak support
Best for: People who already have a yoga base and want a big library of programs and meditations at hand
Rank 26. Review score: 63 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 5,940 ratings
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Short 5-minute sessions and cartoon figures that do not make you feel inadequate land well, people like controlling the music, pace and focus. But a big update broke the beloved pose-hold mode and sped everything up, and for beginners there is often no warm-up or spoken cues, risking injury.
Praised: Short 5-minute sessions, cartoon figures with no sense of inadequacy, music and pace control, choice of focus area, readable instructions
Complaints: The update removed the pose-hold mode and Sun Salutation, everything got too fast, no warm-up and injury risk for beginners, some sessions lack spoken cues, outdated alignment cues
Best for: Busy beginners and anyone who wants a short daily practice with adjustable pace and music
Rank 27. Review score: 63 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 2,827 ratings
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The Inner Dimension app with Travis and Lauren's yoga, where the content is genuinely strong, long-time subscribers call it medicine for the soul, with lots of asanas, meditations, pranayama and philosophy. But the software clearly lags: you can't register inside the app, only a sign-in screen, it crashes during videos, casts poorly to a TV and forgets where you left off, and search is weak. A separate sore point: the instructor talks a lot where silence is needed, and there are still no captions for deaf users.
Praised: Travis and Lauren's content, richness of asanas, meditations, pranayama and philosophy, many programs, the option to turn music off, long-term loyalty
Complaints: Can't register inside the app, crashes during videos, casts poorly to TV and doesn't remember where you left off, weak search, no captions for deaf users, instructor talks a lot, some classes repeat within a program
Best for: Experienced practitioners who value depth (pranayama, philosophy, meditation) and aren't put off by rough software
Rank 28. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 31,793 ratings
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People come and stay for specific teachers like Jason Crandell and the wide range of styles, from yoga to barre and strength. Everything around the video breaks: the app constantly reshuffles the interface, the new start screen shows just one class, it crashes mid-session, casting to a TV is buggy, and saved teachers and collections get lost.
Praised: Favorite teachers like Jason Crandell, wide range of styles from yoga to barre and strength, high-quality classes for home practice
Complaints: Interface is constantly reshuffled, new start screen shows only one class, crashes mid-session, buggy TV casting, saved teachers and collections get lost, expensive annual renewal with no refund
Best for: People who practice for specific teachers and can tolerate a rough app
Rank 29. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 5,463 ratings
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A huge range of topics in one place, from yoga and nutrition to finance and meditation, with strong instructors keeps people for years, many arrived through corporate wellness programs. But the app is technically shaky: search breaks, it freezes during workouts, miscounts minutes, and casts poorly to TV.
Praised: Range of topics in one place from yoga to finance, strong instructors, many levels and lengths, corporate wellness programs, convenient home practice
Complaints: Search breaks, freezes during workouts, miscounts activity minutes, casts poorly to TV and will not install on some devices, pushy recommendations on the home screen, support does not respond
Best for: People who want everything for their health in one app, and members of corporate wellness programs
Rank 30. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 3,065 ratings
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A free app with short yoga sessions, and the main thing people love is the honest free access and simplicity, short sessions from 10 to 40 minutes, a choice of length, calm music and an instructor who doesn't talk much. But almost all the reviews are first impressions from people who just started, so it's too early to judge the long haul. The real nitpicks: you can only skip once, and some poses definitely aren't for beginners.
Praised: Genuinely free, short 10-to-40-minute sessions, choice of length, calm music, an instructor who doesn't talk much, a progress calendar
Complaints: You can only skip a session once, some poses aren't for beginners, few reviews about long-term use, requests for a weight-loss mode
Best for: Beginners looking for a truly free app with short at-home sessions
Rank 31. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 1,946 ratings
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A simple reliable app with customizable sequences that works offline, lets you set the length and pick poses for your needs, and many have used it for years and value that. The main pain is the recent update: poses sped up, the flow stopped being a flow, the sun salutation no longer repeats, and the audio went out of sync, plus it now forces you to create an account.
Praised: Customizable sequences of your own length, works offline, pick poses for your needs, use on phone, tablet and TV, years of reliability
Complaints: After the update poses are sped up and the flow is broken, sun salutation no longer repeats, audio and movement out of sync, forced account, background noise too loud
Best for: People who want a simple offline practice with their own sequences and no star instructor
Rank 32. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 1,185 ratings
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One short 10-minute yoga nidra genuinely helps you fall asleep and unwind, and people use it for years before bed and for migraines. But that single session is all you get free, the body-scan pace is too fast for many (you hold your breath to keep up), and some who bought the full version saw none of the promised longer sessions.
Praised: The 10-minute session helps you fall asleep and unwind, saves migraines and insomnia, a length that suits beginners and a busy day, a mindfulness component and mental clarity
Complaints: Only one session in the free version, body-scan pace too fast, too few pauses and silences between instructions, the paid version identical to free for some, cutouts on battery saver
Best for: People wanting a short relaxing nidra before bed or for insomnia who will pay extra for longer sessions
Rank 33. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 677 ratings
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This is a tool for teachers to build their own sequences from a large pose library, and that part is loved, it is easy to pick asanas and lay out a flow. It breaks on reliability and unfinished features, created practices sometimes disappear or shrink, there is no sync between iPhone and iPad, you cannot copy a class as a template and connecting your own music from Spotify or Apple Music fails, which frustrates many. Teachers also ask for Sanskrit pose names, more poses (side bends, Sufi grind) and avatars of different genders and looks rather than one thin white woman.
Praised: Large pose library for building flows, easy asana selection and swipe-through pose viewing, suggestion prompts while building a sequence, ability to print a plan, useful for new teachers
Complaints: Created sequences disappear or shrink, no sync between iPhone and iPad, cannot copy a class as a template, Spotify and Apple Music will not connect, no Sanskrit names, only one avatar (thin white woman), missing some basic poses
Best for: Beginning and practicing yoga teachers who need to quickly build and print their own sequences from a large pose library
Rank 34. Review score: 62 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 599 ratings
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People value the calm, steady narrator voice and the handy choice of 10, 15 and 30 minute lengths, and many call it the best nidra app they have tried. It breaks down because there is essentially one audio track behind every length, so after paying people feel misled about the variety. The loud music and gong at the end also cut into the very relaxation they came for.
Praised: Steady soothing narrator voice, clear and easy instructions, choice of 10, 15 and 30 minute lengths, helps fall asleep and rest deeply
Complaints: Essentially one track for all lengths, loud music and gong at the end break the calm, sound stops playing for some after the first use, crashes when the screen locks
Best for: People who want one reliable yoga nidra practice for sleep and quick rest and who care more about the guide's voice than a library of sessions
Rank 35. Review score: 61 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 5,816 ratings
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A wide variety of classes, levels and teachers keeps people for 3-7 years, many came via a cheap Groupon deal and stayed. But the interface gets in the way: it is hard to search and organise saved classes, and videos regularly fail to open or freeze even when downloaded.
Praised: Variety of classes, levels and instructors, good price via Groupon, new classes added regularly, filters by style and length
Complaints: Hard to search and organise saved classes, videos often fail to open and freeze even when downloaded, weak class descriptions, auto-renewal with no warning, iPhone version worse than iPad
Best for: Anyone wanting a large library of classes across styles and levels at home and willing to fight the search
Rank 36. Review score: 60 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 5,192 ratings
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A one-time purchase instead of a subscription and clear narrated flows keep people for 10-20 years, a rarity among yoga apps. But the content repeats and gets stale, you cannot build your own sequence of poses, and an update swapped the beloved calm female voice for an unnatural cartoon one.
Praised: One-time purchase instead of a subscription, clear narrated pose flows, beginner-friendly simplicity, long history and reliability, good vinyasa
Complaints: Cannot build your own sequence of poses, content repeats and gets stale, beloved female voice swapped for an unnatural one, little variety moving to intermediate, Apple Watch limits, no speed adjustment
Best for: Beginners and anyone who wants a reliable one-time purchase with no subscription and a simple narrated home practice
Rank 37. Review score: 60 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 1,194 ratings
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Live online classes where the teacher actually sees you on camera and corrects your form, valued above in-person studios. It weakens on two sides: the catalog and teacher roster have thinned noticeably versus before, live-class times are awkward for western time zones, and billing and double-charge problems recur.
Praised: Live classes with feedback and form correction, the teacher sees you on camera, wide variety of levels and styles, annual plan cheaper than a studio, class recordings
Complaints: Fewer teachers and classes than before, awkward live-class times for western time zones, double charges and free-trial confusion, everything behind payment with no free classes
Best for: People wanting live online classes with form correction at home who live in a convenient time zone for the broadcasts
Rank 38. Review score: 58 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 119,795 ratings
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Beginners like the clear video lessons with a choice of yoga type, length and level, and the fact there used to be lots of free content. Now almost everything sits behind a subscription, the price is presented misleadingly, and support doesn't reply. Some people complain about charges for a subscription they didn't know about.
Praised: Clear video lessons for beginners, choice of yoga type and session length, high-quality videos with instructions, easy start for people who haven't practiced in a while
Complaints: Almost all content moved behind a subscription, price presented deceptively, support doesn't reply, charges for a subscription without the person's knowledge, spoken instructions are vague
Best for: Beginners who want simple video lessons and are willing to pay for a subscription
Rank 39. Review score: 58 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 3,883 ratings
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A free app with classes for beginners, and when it works people praise the breakdown of poses and variations, use it daily, some got their mobility back. But one breakage keeps surfacing: videos simply won't start, the play button doesn't respond, and for many it stops working after a couple of days. Plus the delivery isn't always truly beginner-friendly (15+ count breath holds in a basic pose) and there's a murky paywall story despite the free promise.
Praised: Free beginner classes, clear breakdown of exercises and variations, wide selection, daily use, real help for the body
Complaints: Videos often won't start, play button unresponsive, stops working after a couple of days, music cuts off mid-session, some content suddenly locked behind payment, basic lessons not always truly beginner-level
Best for: Beginners who want free at-home classes with pose breakdowns, if the app runs reliably
Rank 40. Review score: 58 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 1,264 ratings
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Handy for doing poses at home from video, and beginners note the simplicity and being able to practice anywhere. But the experience is raw: a robotic voice instead of a pleasant guide, no smooth flow between poses or cue when to come out, and purchases lost on a new device with no refund.
Praised: Video pose demonstrations, simplicity for beginners, practice anywhere, free poses, freedom to pick a level
Complaints: Unpleasant robotic voice, no smooth flow or cues between poses, pace too fast for beginners, purchases lost when changing devices, no support or refunds
Best for: Beginners wanting a simple video pose guide at home who don't mind the robotic voice
Rank 41. Review score: 58 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 745 ratings
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People value the rich pose library and the wide choice of instructors and styles, with multi-year fans of specific teachers and the men's 30-day plan. It breaks on tech, the app crashes and opens to a white screen, some have to reinstall it every day, and casting to the TV often fails. It lacks convenient sorting by length, style and level, custom playlists and an iPad mode, plus a steep annual price hike and no way to cancel billing.
Praised: Large pose library and routines, choice of instructors and styles, specific teachers (Katy, Kristen, Faith), men's 30-day plan, access via both web and app
Complaints: Crashes and white screen, daily reinstall for some, broken TV casting on newer iOS, no easy sorting or custom playlists, no landscape mode on iPad, sharp annual price increase, cannot cancel subscription
Best for: People who want a wide choice of styles and favorite instructors at home and on desktop, if they can put up with technical glitches
Rank 42. Review score: 55 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 4,265 ratings
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A booking app for the Yoga Box studio, and people adore the classes themselves, great instructors, music and vibe. But the software is plainly unfinished: pre-booked classes disappear, the 30-day attendance counter is constantly wrong, there's no waitlist for full classes, they removed the view of how full a room is, you can't swap a class instead of cancelling, and loading is slow. People write out long lists of what should be added.
Praised: Classes and instructors, music and studio atmosphere, easy booking, filters by studio and teacher
Complaints: Pre-booked classes disappear, buggy 30-day attendance counter, no waitlist or room-fullness view, can't swap a class instead of cancelling, slow loading and errors
Best for: Regulars at Yoga Box studios who need to book hot yoga classes from their phone
Rank 43. Review score: 55 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 2,168 ratings
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People genuinely love the idea of waking up to yoga and meditation in bed, the sequences are pleasant and uplifting, a good way to start the day. But the product rests on the alarm, and it fires only about half the time, the app must stay open constantly, files get corrupted, it crashes, and that alarm unreliability wrecks the whole point.
Praised: Waking up to yoga and meditation in bed, pleasant uplifting sequences, a good start to the day, responsive support for some
Complaints: Alarm fires only about half the time, app must always stay open, initialization errors and file corruption, crashes, no AirPods support
Best for: People who want a gentle wake-up with yoga and meditation and can tolerate an unreliable alarm
Rank 44. Review score: 55 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 1,305 ratings
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A simple idea, a daily yoga quote, keeps people for years, opening it first thing every morning. But the app has long been broken: for many it opens and instantly crashes, crashes when adding a background photo, and the content repeats with people asking for new quotes.
Praised: A daily dose of inspiration and wisdom, notes on who the quotes are from, a calm start to the day, a source of ideas for yoga teachers
Complaints: Opens and crashes instantly, crashes when adding a photo or saving, repeating quotes, too many ads, nowhere to report a problem
Best for: People wanting short morning inspiration and yoga quotes, if the app launches at all
Rank 45. Review score: 54 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 3,616 ratings
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An app with weight-loss yoga plans, and regular users have genuine love, they practice for years and feel stronger and more energetic. But the recurring pain outweighs it: the pace is too fast for yoga, sides are held for different lengths, there's a sharp jump from easy to hard with no explanation, and sessions are the same day after day. Many directly compare it to free YouTube, and there's a 50-dollar charge on day 6 of a promised 7-day trial.
Praised: Mix of fast and slow programs, relaxing music, visible results for body and energy, long-term regulars
Complaints: Pace too fast for yoga, sides held for unequal times, sharp jump in difficulty with no explanation, identical sessions day after day, no favorites or history, almost everything locked behind payment, short content
Best for: People who already practice yoga and want a ready-made daily plan, not true beginners
Rank 46. Review score: 52 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 5,989 ratings
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Quality teachers and deep content keep people for years, many use it for their own classes as instructors. But the app itself is technically weak: the screen blanks on transitions, video cuts out, you cannot properly save courses or practice offline, and there are heaps of limits on iPad and TV.
Praised: Quality teachers and a variety of instructors, deep serious content, useful for instructors, large class catalog
Complaints: Screen blanks and freezes on transitions, video often cuts out, cannot conveniently save courses or practice offline, broken on TV and iPad landscape, support does not respond, course progress not saved
Best for: Experienced practitioners and instructors who value deep content and can put up with a clunky app
Rank 47. Review score: 52 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.3★ · 1,222 ratings
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A flexible format for your level and time, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, helps keep the habit and track progress. It breaks on pace: too fast for beginners, no time to settle into a pose and feel the stretch, the instructor voice annoys many, and the promised free classes hit a paywall.
Praised: Choice of 15/30/60 minute lengths, adjusts to your level, progress tracking, convenience and privacy of home practice, rewind option
Complaints: Pace too fast for beginners, too little time to feel a pose, annoying instructor voice, free classes actually paid, glitches with level and login on other devices
Best for: People wanting a home habit-keeper for practice who don't mind a fast pace and paying
Rank 48. Review score: 52 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 667 ratings
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A pleasant, simple yoga program with a nice color palette. Beginners like how easy and cozy it is to start, and that it burns calories. It breaks on tech, rep counting in sets is uneven, videos freeze and drop you out of the app mid-session, and some images and clips fail to load. People ask for Apple Health integration. The praise reviews are mostly very short and generic, with almost no specifics behind the five-stars.
Praised: Pleasant color palette, simple cozy start for beginners, burns calories, affordable price, likable exercises
Complaints: Uneven rep counting in sets, videos freeze and drop you out of the app, some images and clips fail to load, no Apple Health integration, a bit hard for a total beginner
Best for: Total beginners who want a simple cheap entry into yoga with pleasant visuals, if freezing videos do not bother them
Rank 49. Review score: 48 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 18,478 ratings
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People love not the app itself but the studios and teachers: small classes, good music, instructors who offer both a challenge and an easier option. The app itself is weak: no back button, in-app check-in fails for many, each studio needs a separate account, marketing notifications can't be turned off, and there are double charges.
Praised: Real teachers and small classes, clean cozy studios, effort options to match your level, pay-as-you-go for visits
Complaints: No back button between screens, in-app check-in often fails, a separate account for each studio, can't turn off marketing notifications, double charges, unused classes expire without warning
Best for: Regulars at YogaSix studios who only need the app to book classes
Rank 50. Review score: 48 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 1,662 ratings
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The instructor explains each pose clearly, the interface is friendly, and some people genuinely got into yoga and Pilates. But the product stops everyone on day 4 without payment, the synthetic navigation-style voice makes it hard to relax, it is a set of poses without a real flow, the knee-pain accommodation was removed, and the subscription won't transfer from Android to iPhone.
Praised: Clear explanation of each pose, friendly interface, affordable versus a studio, convenient to do at home seated
Complaints: Stops on day 4 without payment, synthetic navigation-style voice, a set of poses without a real flow, knee-pain accommodation removed, subscription won't transfer from Android
Best for: Beginners who want clear home yoga and Pilates and will pay after a short trial
Rank 51. Review score: 48 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.4★ · 928 ratings
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An app with animated figures for home stretching. Beginners like the back-focused poses and feeling more flexible after 30 minutes. But sessions are constantly interrupted by rate-us prompts, there is no voice cue between poses and the timer switches poses silently, so you have to hold the phone the whole time. Some expected live instructors and real chair yoga but got stick-figure avatars instead of what the ad promised.
Praised: Back and muscle poses, more flexibility in 30 minutes, beginner pose set, helps with stretching
Complaints: Rate-us popup appears mid-session, no voice count or cue for pose changes, must watch the screen the whole time, screen goes dark and app crashes, clunky navigation, ad did not match the content
Best for: Beginners who want simple home back stretching and a first taste of yoga, if they can tolerate frequent rating prompts
Rank 52. Review score: 45 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 88,764 ratings
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Some enjoy the calm pace of the tai chi and that the moves are doable with a stiff body or sciatica. But the program repeats quickly, advanced moves are explained poorly and too fast, and the marketing promises weight loss and a female trainer that aren't actually there. Lots of complaints about auto-renewal and surprise charges.
Praised: Calm, meaningful tai chi pace, moves doable with a stiff body and limitations, helps restore mobility, responsive support in some cases
Complaints: Program repeats fast and doesn't get harder, advanced moves explained poorly and too fast, promised weight loss doesn't happen, ads don't match the content, auto-renewal and surprise charges
Best for: People with limited mobility who want gentle, calm tai chi rather than fast weight-loss results
Rank 53. Review score: 45 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 12,918 ratings
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Simple home yoga with an easy-to-follow flow works for those who actually reach the sessions. But access to lessons opens only after a forced rating, often demanding 5 stars, plus heavy ads mid-practice, and sometimes the app stops working and pushes you to a paid third-party service.
Praised: Easy flow and clear instructions, lots of session options, convenient home practice, beginner series
Complaints: Forced to rate before the first session, 5 stars demanded to unlock videos, ads during practice, app stops working and redirects to a paid third-party site
Best for: Beginners who want simple home yoga with an easy flow and can tolerate ads
Rank 54. Review score: 45 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 2,291 ratings
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The moves are gentle and easy to follow, it suits an older body and gives a sense of having done something. But most praise comes on day one before real use, and the serious complaints are that you cannot cancel through the promised My Subscription tab, money is taken early, and support stays silent.
Praised: Gentle flowing moves, easy to follow, suits an older body, well explained
Complaints: No cancel-subscription tab, early charges, unresponsive support, hard to watch the screen and exercise at once, sessions too short
Best for: Older beginners who want a gentle seated workout without complex poses
Rank 55. Review score: 42 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.8★ · 2,376 ratings
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The exercises are simple and clear, the coach's voice is gentle, and people like that the app shows how much time is left in each move. It breaks on the things that matter for seniors: the same instructor and identical moves no matter which plan you pick, getting stuck on day 14, no way to change anything, and floor exercises instead of the promised chair work.
Praised: Simple clear exercises, gentle coach voice, remaining-time counter, good pace for beginners
Complaints: One instructor and identical moves in every plan, stuck on day 14, nothing can be changed or swapped, floor exercises instead of chair work, support ignores emails
Best for: Older people who want gentle seated exercises with a clear pace and spoken time cues
Rank 56. Review score: 42 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.9★ · 1,419 ratings
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The classes and on-demand feature are genuinely loved, with moving stories of recovery after surgeries. But the app breaks constantly: it won't let you log in, freezes around the clock, won't load classes, shows missed classes that never happened, and pops a hiring banner over booking.
Praised: The classes and instructors, on-demand mode, easy weekly booking, switching between studios, real help for joints and body
Complaints: Won't log in and freezes constantly, won't load classes or booking, false missed-class metrics, calendar export gone, full-screen broken in videos
Best for: Members of the Yoga Joint studio network who tolerate a buggy app for the classes themselves
Rank 57. Review score: 42 out of 100. App Store rating: 1.8★ · 696 ratings
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This is a booking app for CorePower studio classes. The content and on-demand videos get praise, but the tech fails at every step. People cannot book a class without endless loading, errors or double-booking, the app crashes on open and keeps logging you out, and password reset works only sometimes. There are bright spots, some note it became noticeably faster and smoother after updates, but the overall picture is slow and glitchy.
Praised: Content and on-demand videos for varied needs, easy booking and canceling when it works, responsive support, noticeable improvements after updates, simple challenge signup
Complaints: Endless loading and errors when booking, double-booked classes, crashes on open, constant logouts and password-reset problems, general slowness, on-demand workouts not tracked in history, nagging notification banners
Best for: People who already attend CorePower studios and want to book classes from their phone, if they can tolerate lag and glitches
Rank 58. Review score: 40 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 13,086 ratings
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Short 6-10 minute chair workouts land well, people actually feel their muscles working even when they did not expect it. But the program ends at 28 days with nothing beyond, the marketing promises impossible weight loss, and it bills a full year right after you cancel the trial.
Praised: Short 6-10 minute workouts, muscles genuinely feel worked, cheap price around 40 dollars a year, minimal equipment
Complaints: Program ends at 28 days with no progression, exercises too simple, charged for a year during the trial, impossible weight-loss promises, terrible music, no Bluetooth audio
Best for: Beginners and older users who want a gentle seated warm-up and short sessions, but not a long-term program
Rank 59. Review score: 38 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 3,472 ratings
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A yoga and workout app where some people like the content itself, but the real picture is noticeably worse than the store rating. Serious complaints recur: double charges and continued billing after cancelling, the app fails to recognize you at login and charges again, and it's impossible to reach anyone to cancel. Plus the product has tilted heavily toward weight loss instead of deepening the practice, the instructor talks a lot, and the plan gets the user's gender and level wrong.
Praised: Tai Chi sessions, a sense of results, variety, the practice content itself
Complaints: Double charges and billing after cancellation, not recognized at login and charged again, impossible to cancel or reach support, instructor talks too much, wrong gender and level detection, drift toward weight loss instead of yoga
Best for: People who want short at-home workouts and Tai Chi, if they can tolerate the billing problems
Rank 60. Review score: 36 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.5★ · 5,187 ratings
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Flexible session lengths and a good sense of a stretch land for some, with real weight-loss benefit. But voice cues often do not match the pose on screen, beginner plans slip in advanced poses like bow pose, onboarding confuses gender and body type, and the subscription is hard to cancel.
Praised: Flexible session lengths to fit a schedule, good sense of a stretch, detailed pose cues, helps with weight loss, nice visuals
Complaints: Voice cues do not match the pose shown, advanced poses in beginner plans, gender and body-type confusion in onboarding, hard to cancel the subscription and get a refund, freezes and crops the screen after updates
Best for: People who already have some yoga experience and want flexible session lengths, but can tolerate errors in the instructions
Rank 61. Review score: 34 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.5★ · 13,340 ratings
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It promises chair yoga for people with knee and joint trouble, and the idea genuinely lands. In practice, later sessions add standing exercises that miss the target audience, some videos stopped loading after an update, and entry stalls on a paywall despite ads promising it is free.
Praised: Designed for seniors and people with limitations, chair format with no joint strain
Complaints: Standing exercises inside a chair program, videos fail to load after updates, advertised as free but demands a subscription, support does not respond, entry stuck on the payment screen
Best for: Seniors and people with joint issues who want a gentle seated routine and are fine paying for a subscription
Rank 62. Review score: 34 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.6★ · 620 ratings
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The idea is good, short pilates and yoga clips, and beginners like moving at their own pace without strain. But it all falls apart on one crude thing, people pay to remove ads and the ads stay and appear right during the workout, sometimes two clips with screaming over the session, and emails to the developers go unanswered. Plus technical flaws, no countdown or music, the only voice cue is a woman repeating 'two', and the last exercise does not finish the 30 seconds.
Praised: Short pilates and yoga clips, can move at your own pace without strain, affordable price, accurate exercise animation, good for warm-ups and starting out
Complaints: Ads remain after paying to remove them and appear during the workout, emails to developers unanswered, no countdown or music, odd voice cue (repeating the word 'two'), last exercise does not finish its time, getting stuck on the height and weight entry screen
Best for: Beginners who want short home warm-up workouts at their own pace, but with a big caveat about ads persisting after payment
Rank 63. Review score: 32 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.7★ · 74,862 ratings
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Those who work out praise the variety of workouts, the music and sleep meditations, and the progression from basic to advanced. But no new content has been added for years, the New Year challenge still says 2024, and the main problem is that people keep getting charged after canceling and can't cancel the subscription. That drags the real score down.
Praised: Variety of workouts for different moods, music and sleep meditations, clear instructions, progression from basic to advanced, nutrition recipes
Complaints: No new content for years, old challenges never updated, people charged after canceling, no working way to cancel, support glitches and doesn't help
Best for: People who want a ready-made set of mood-based workouts and can tolerate stale content
Rank 64. Review score: 20 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.2★ · 2,212 ratings
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The idea of walking and doing yoga outdoors appeals to those who reach a session, calm and relaxing after the walk. But the product is broken at its core: the movement image disappears after a minute so you don't know what to do, lying-down poses have nowhere to happen outside, and above all money is taken after cancellation, a 200 dollar annual plan turns on by itself, and no refunds are given.
Praised: The walk-plus-yoga idea itself, relaxation after walking outdoors, a sense of a real workout for some
Complaints: Movement image vanishes after a minute, lying-down poses have nowhere to do outdoors, AI voice, charges after cancellation, self-renewing annual plan, refunds refused
Best for: People who want a calm walk with light movement and can tolerate weak instruction
Rank 65. Review score: 12 out of 100. App Store rating: 4.4★ · 543 ratings
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The app promises a stay-in-place practice for seniors, but in reality people get static drawings of poses and text descriptions instead of any demonstration of the movements. It breaks down on the essentials: there is no video and no voice cues, so you have to stop and read instructions mid-exercise, which kills any flow. Many go to YouTube to figure out how to do the poses and demand a refund.
Praised: A clean and clear interface for some, goal-based sets and a session timer
Complaints: No video or live demonstration of poses, only static drawings, no voice cues, you have to read instructions mid-exercise, sound does not play on iPad, unclear how to cancel the subscription
Best for: Almost no one as it stands, maybe only those willing to practice from book-style pictures who already know the poses
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