Pocket Yoga
- CategoryHealth & Fitness
- Versions4 archived
- Installable4 of 4
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.rain-frog.Yoga
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueWith Pocket Yoga you can keep up with your practice at your own pace in the comforts of your own home. Simply roll out your mat, place your device in front, and Pocket Yoga will guide you through your entire session.
Choose between 27 different sessions of varying duration and difficulty. Learn the poses with the pose dictionary containing detailed explanations of the correct posture, alignment, and benefits.
Features: • Soothing, detailed voice and visual instruction guides you through every pose. • Expertly designed practices by experienced yoga instructors. • Over 500 beautifully illustrated pose images show correct posture and alignment. • Dictionary of poses contains the descriptions and benefits of each pose. • Play music from your music library, Apple Music, or Spotify as an alternative to the default music in the app. • Quickly preview a practice to see if it is right for you before you start. • Unlock new environments as you progress in your yoga journey. • Track your progress with an ongoing log of all your yoga practices. • Accounts sync environments and progress across devices. • Play the practices on your Apple TV through AirPlay. • Integrates with the Health app. Track your workouts, heart rate, and calories burned.
Accolades: ‣ Listed among the “15 Best Beauty Apps” - InStyle ‣ Selected by CNN as one of the "10 great mobile health apps" ‣ Featured by Apple in "Get in Shape", "Let's Get Moving", "10 Essentials" and "New and Noteworthy"
APPLE WATCH Pocket Yoga works great on your Apple Watch. When you are playing a practice on your iPhone you can get extra information directly on your wrist. See the current pose, time remaining, heart rate, calories burned, and much more. You can even control your practice directly from your Apple Watch.
WIDGET The “Pose of the Day” Widget helps you learn the names of the poses by showing you a different pose each day. You can see the name of the daily pose in English, Sanskrit and even in Devanagari script. Also tap on the pose image to launch Pocket Yoga and go directly to that pose.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25I love the app and the features that are available, but if I was to write something negative, I would say that it doesn’t have a feature where you can make your own sequence.
Been using pocket yoga for 10 years now and have built my discipline and practice through the accessibility of yoga through this app. Thanks to this app I have been able to continue my practice while traveling abroad, and spark my interest for other practices in different apps and also with studios and communities across the world. Thank you pocket yoga!
With a bunch of poses i feel like there should be an option to create your own routine, a lot of the advanced poses aren’t featured in the preset routines.
This app is well worth the price. The soothing instructional voice couldn't describe the poses any better. You can tweak the settings to your liking very easily. The visual part of the poses really help one out when confused. The breathing instruction could slow down a little but it's as accurate as it can be. Best of all, it is a portable teacher! Overall a great exercise and app for your phone :)
I’ve used this app for 10 plus years, and have yet to find a yoga app or program that’s better.
The Apple Watch itself doesn’t even show the yoga exercises it only comes to life if you open something on iPhone that is a very poor limitation of the app and discourages me from using it . I will delete the app for Apple Watch because seriously it’s pointless
I’ve been using this app on and off for about 20 years. I love it!
The app should allow you to watch the workout before you do it without counting it as a completed workout. Trying to learn poses on my phone is pretty difficult. Might be better on a tablet? They should do a better job explaining each pose. They have a section showing all the poses with written instructions but it’s not suitable for a beginner. If they make this more newbie friendly it’d probably be a good app. As is I can see people injuring themselves or just giving up altogether. I had another issue signing in, which it asked me to do to make the app better? Well I can’t. I might end up returning this app which is a great price, but it might be worth it to spend more or even just watch something on YouTube.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.