The Best Yoga Apps of 2025

The app stands out for its user-friendly design and diverse offerings, including specialized programs focusing on everything from mindfulness to advanced poses. With on-demand access and flexible options, Yoga International makes it easy to fit yoga into any lifestyle, providing a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their practice, regardless of experience level.

To learn more about the app, check out our in-depth Yoga International review.

Simply Yoga is a great choice for those curious about yoga but not ready to invest in a paid app. It provides clear demonstrations and instructions, covering yoga fundamentals suitable for both beginners and advanced practitioners. Best of all, it offers valuable content without requiring a subscription, making it an accessible option for anyone looking to get started with a yoga app.

Simply Yoga provides classic routines that include traditional yoga sequences. You’ll begin with Sun Salutations, move through standing, balancing, and seated poses, and then close with Corpse Pose (Savasana). You can also click the ‘next’ button and move directly to the next posture if you don’t want to do the one presented.

Our reviewer appreciated that Simply Yoga includes both the Sanskrit and English names for the yoga poses. Many other yoga apps and yoga studios teach with Sanskrit names, so it’s great exposure for those who may progress to a subscription-based yoga app or in-person instruction.

Adriene Mishler, the co-founder and main instructor of FWFG, became so popular over the last few years for her Yoga with Adriene YouTube Channel, the NY Times named her “The Reigning Queen of Pandemic Yoga.”² Because Mishler has built such a passionate yoga community and continues to connect with members through vlogs and message boards, we feel that FWFG rightfully earns the award for best yoga app for a community connection.

Members can send messages to each other and directly to Adriene on the community boards. Additionally, there are monthly community-building classes and lists of classes sorted by community favorites. While the app doesn’t begin with an onboarding process questionnaire or survey, like Glo or Alo Moves, it does allow members to build a library of favorite classes and schedule classes with an in-app calendar tool. Out of all the yoga apps, FWFG is one that truly stands out as an inviting program that promotes a collective experience.

To learn more about the app, check out our in-depth Find What Feels Good review.

Asana Rebel provides a holistic approach to health, wellness, and fitness. Members gain access to a variety of yoga-inspired exercise programs that build strength, increase flexibility and mobility, and have varying levels of intensity. Asana Rebel is more geared toward losing weight, getting in shape, and staying healthy, rather than learning traditional yoga styles and sequences, as you can with other yoga apps, such as Gaia or Yoga International.

The Asana Rebel app tracks your progress and uses fun gamification techniques to keep you engaged and motivated. It has a section for weigh-ins, a water intake tracker, and different health and fitness challenges, like the ‘No Caffeine After 2 pm Challenge’ or the ‘Seven-Day Beach Body Challenge.’

Asana Rebel is a great app for health-conscious individuals looking for a variety of workouts, meditations, and recipes to stay fit. It’s also perfect for beginners who are interested in transforming their body and mind with a structured mindfulness, exercise, and nutrition routine.

To learn more about the app, check out our in-depth Asana Rebel review.

Down Dog stands out from other apps with its ability to create highly customizable classes tailored to your exact preferences, all without feeling overwhelming. Users can adjust every aspect of their practice—from the guide’s voice and pose duration to the style, pace, and focus areas. You can even fine-tune how long poses are held and the speed of transitions, ensuring each session perfectly matches your needs.

What really sets Down Dog apart is its dynamic class generation. Even if you select the same preferences each time, the app varies sequences and poses to keep your practice fresh and engaging. You can also save favorite sequences or revisit previous sessions to review poses. Whether you’re targeting a specific area like the lower back or seeking variety, Down Dog ensures no two classes are alike. With a 25-day free trial and an affordable subscription, it’s a fantastic option for anyone seeking a personalized yoga experience without breaking the bank.

Alo Moves is a yoga and fitness app that offers mindfulness tools that go beyond guided meditations. Its noteworthy mindfulness section features meditations for various intentions, yoga nidra (yoga to help prepare the mind and body for sleep), and tutorials on personal growth. Alo Moves makes it very easy for members to build a yoga and mindfulness practice together.

Alo Moves is one of the only yoga apps that provides sound baths in their mindfulness section. Sound baths are immersive meditation experiences with resonating sounds, such as wind chimes, ocean waves, and crystal alchemy singing bowls. The app also has several breathwork exercises, also known as pranayama, that can help reduce stress and improve sleep. Our team highly recommends the Alo Moves app for those who are interested in building or enhancing their yoga practice with mindfulness techniques.

To learn more about the app, check out our in-depth Alo Moves review.

Cosmic Kids yoga instructor, Jaime, utilizes characters from Disney, Minecraft, comic books, and cartoons to keep kids engaged throughout each video. The yoga practice is presented as an adventure, which helps children feel like they accomplished a goal after completing each one.

Some yoga classes are aimed at calming kids after a busy day, while others are designed to help them burn energy before focusing on schoolwork. Cosmic Kids also provides mindfulness exercises encouraging children to meditate and be more aware of their emotions. While the yoga and mindfulness exercises are for kids, many parents say they enjoy participating in the activities too.

Gaia offers an extensive collection of streaming media focused on conscious living, covering topics such as mindfulness, sustainability, emotional well-being, healthy eating, and personal and spiritual growth. With hundreds of titles, Gaia provides valuable resources for users looking to embrace a more mindful lifestyle.

While yoga instruction is more of a subcategory on Gaia, it boasts a substantial library of classes taught by well-known teachers in the global yoga community. This makes it an excellent option for those seeking both yoga classes and a broad range of content that delves into yogic traditions, philosophy, and thought-provoking entertainment.

It’s worth noting that Gaia also features content on some controversial topics. While many offerings are evidence-based and scientifically grounded, some delve into less conventional subjects like crop circles, chemtrails, and secret space programs. Reactions to these topics vary—some users may find them intriguing or simply entertaining, while others might feel they detract from the platform’s credibility. For instance, while our reviewer appreciated the well-supported documentaries on stress and its impact on the mind and body, she was less enthusiastic about the promotions for alien-related shows.

To learn more about the app, check out our in-depth Gaia yoga review.

Yoga for Beginners lives up to its name as an excellent starting point for newcomers who’ve never attended a yoga class. The app offers clear, non-intimidating instructions, providing all the essentials to build a yoga practice—completely free. It’s an ideal option for those curious about yoga who want precise guidance without the commitment of a subscription.

The app’s dashboard includes beginner-friendly tips, starting with yoga basics like what it is, essential gear, and the importance of mindful breathing. The ‘Learn a Pose’ section features a library of poses, each linked to an embedded YouTube video with detailed explanations from an instructor.

One standout feature is the ‘Quick Start’ tool, which creates a new routine every time you use it. Simply input the time you have, the area of the body you want to target, and your preferred yoga style, and the app generates a personalized session. This tool is particularly useful for helping beginners explore different yoga styles and find what resonates with them.