Yogini is a yoga and wellness app that uses AI to shape practices around a person’s needs, abilities, mood, and goals. Its AI, EVA, draws on physical, mental, and emotional needs to personalize practice. The app also uses a device camera and pose-tracking technology to evaluate yoga practice, with feedback on posture. Physical assessments cover endurance, flexibility, and balance, while progress tools track physical changes and mood. Practice options include Yoga for Mood, nine-practice Yogic Journey programs, recommended sessions, and a pose library with alignment guidance and modifications. The maker describes Yogini as serving people from newcomers through advanced practitioners, including those who want to practice at home. AI coaching, adaptive progression, and custom workout plans are listed capabilities. Yogini is available for iOS and macOS; its iOS listing requires iOS 15.6 or later. It is free to download with in-app purchases. Listed purchases include monthly access at 11.99 USD per month and yearly options from 11.99 USD per year to 44.99 USD per year. The privacy policy describes collection of identity, communication, health, usage, log, and approximate location information, and says personal data is stored on AWS Frankfurt servers.
Who it is for
Yogini suits yoga practitioners at different experience levels who want personalized sessions, pose feedback, or progress tracking. Its at-home practice options may appeal to people who want to practice privately and receive posture guidance.
What is good
- Personalizes yoga practices around physical, mental, and emotional needs.
- Camera-based pose tracking evaluates yoga practice.
- Tracks physical progress and mood; physical assessments cover endurance, flexibility, and balance.
- Includes mood-based sessions, journeys, recommendations, and pose guidance.
- Offers AI coaching, adaptive progression, and custom workout plans.
What to know first
- The iOS app requires iOS 15.6 or later.
- In-app purchases are offered alongside the free app.
- The privacy policy says submitted information is not covered by HIPAA privacy rules.
Verdict
Choose Yogini if you want personalized yoga sessions with camera-based pose feedback and tools for tracking physical progress and mood. It is available on iOS and macOS, with a free app and paid in-app options. Consider its privacy terms if HIPAA coverage is important to you.
Get started with Yogini
- Visit https://yoginiapp.com/.
- Get the app for iOS or macOS.
- On iOS, use a device running iOS 15.6 or later.
- Start with the free app and choose an in-app purchase if desired.
Limits to know first
The free app includes in-app purchases. Listed yearly options range from 11.99 USD per year to 44.99 USD per year, and the monthly option is 11.99 USD per month.
Questions about Yogini
Is Yogini free?
The App Store lists Yogini as free with in-app purchases.
What does Yogini cost?
Listed options include 11.99 USD per month and yearly purchases at 11.99 USD, 14.99 USD, 17.99 USD, 29.99 USD, 36.99 USD, or 44.99 USD per year.
Which platforms does Yogini support?
Yogini is listed for iOS and macOS. The iOS listing requires iOS 15.6 or later.
Does Yogini track yoga poses?
Yes. It evaluates practice using the device camera and pose-tracking technology.
What information does Yogini's privacy policy describe?
The policy describes collection of identity, communication, health, usage, log, and approximate location information, stored on AWS Frankfurt servers. It also says Yogini is not a HIPAA covered entity.
Yogini plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI fitness apps
- AI coaching
- Yes
- Adaptive progression
- Yes
- Custom workout plans
- Yes
- Supported platforms
- iOS, macOS
