Pocket Yoga

Name: Pocket Yoga
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (5174 reviews)
Author: Rainfrog, LLC

By: Rainfrog, LLC

Practice yoga anywhere

Features & Capabilities

Pocket Yoga brings guided, at-home practice to your fingertips. Choose from 27 sessions of varying duration and difficulty, learn poses with a detailed pose dictionary, and explore over 500 illustrated postures to master alignment and benefits.

Pocket Yoga offers soothing voice and visual guidance, music options from your library, Apple Watch support, AirPlay to Apple TV, and Health app integration to track workouts and calories. Preview practices, track progress, sync across devices, unlock new environments, and use the Pose of the Day widget to learn pose names in English, Sanskrit, and Devanagari.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Sports Music & Audio

By:

Rainfrog, LLC

Rating:

4.80

(5,174) 1 new ratings

Version:

18.1.0 Last updated: 2025-12-15

Version code:

880460484

Creation date:

2010-03-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

234.63MB

Price:

2.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 25,431 ▼ 54

Other rankings

#9 in The Best Yoga Apps

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Developed by:

Rainfrog, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pocket-yoga/id347400507

Website:

http://www.pocketyoga.com

User Reviews

Pocket Yoga is praised for its affordable, one-time price, simple interface, and reliable, portable guidance. Reviewers value a broad routine library spanning beginner to advanced levels, plus sun salutations and a calm instructional voice with a pose dictionary. However, most recurring critiques focus on missing features and content limits: no option to create custom sequences, a small module set with repetitive flows, weak Apple Watch support, and uneven beginner guidance. Some users also report bugs or slow customer support. Overall, it remains a trusted, non-subscription yoga app with caveats.

Pros

One-time price with no subscription, a major budgeting advantage
Wide variety of routines, including beginner/intermediate/advanced sets and sun salutations
Simple, no-frills, streamlined user experience that feels reliable
Clear guidance through audio instruction and a pose dictionary, making it a portable teacher
Longstanding, well-supported app that users stick with for years

Cons

Cannot create custom sequences or workouts, a frequently requested feature
Content is limited to a few modules and can feel repetitive after a while
Apple Watch integration is weak: workouts don't show on watch, limited features
Beginner guidance is not very beginner-friendly; poses explanations could be clearer
Support issues: some users report poor customer service and account access problems

Recent reviews

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.

by gr*****, 2026-05-02

Overall very good app! I like that it’s not a subscription and just a one time payment(currently) when compared to many other yoga apps! A lot of great vinyasa practices here with some variation. I would like to see them develop and add other types of yoga practices as well such as yin!