Best 10 Yoga Apps in 2026: Feature Comparison

Introduction

Down Dog is the best overall yoga app for most people. Its listing describes a customizable practice generator on iOS, Android and web. This list covers 10 apps, from beginner routines to streaming libraries and a kids' option. Comparisons rely on verified listings, not hands-on testing.

Quick comparison table

Only Find What Feels Good and Gaia list smart TV support. Simply Yoga and Yoga for Beginners are phone-only. Simply Yoga, Down Dog, Find What Feels Good and Cosmic Kids Yoga are yoga-focused, while Glo, Alo Moves, Gaia, Yoga International and Asana Rebel add fitness, pilates or meditation. Pricing wasn't in the listings we checked, so confirm it on each official page.

1. Glo

Best for: people who want yoga, pilates, fitness and meditation classes in one streaming app.

Glo is a class-streaming service listed for iOS, Android and web. Its standout feature is the range of class types under one subscription. If you only want yoga, you'd be paying for a lot of content you won't use, so look elsewhere.

2. Yoga International

Best for: people who want variety in yoga styles and well-known instructors.

Yoga International offers yoga, fitness and meditation classes, listed for iOS, Android and web. The standout is the spread of yoga styles taught by recognized teachers. It suits anyone who wants to try a few approaches before settling on one.

3. Simply Yoga

Best for: people who want a yoga-only app with guided routines.

Simply Yoga keeps its focus on yoga, with no fitness or meditation add-ons. Its standout feature is the guided routines. It's listed for iOS and Android only. With no web listing, it's a phone-only choice.

4. Find What Feels Good

Best for: fans of Yoga With Adriene who want her videos in one place.

Find What Feels Good is the video app from Adriene Mishler's Yoga With Adriene. It's listed for iOS, Android, web and smart TVs, which works well for practicing in front of a big screen. Everything is built around one teacher's style, so it's a narrower pick.

5. Asana Rebel

Best for: people who want yoga-inspired movement mixed with workouts.

Asana Rebel is a fitness app first, listed for iOS, Android and web. Its standout feature is the blend of yoga-inspired movement and workouts. Traditional yoga purists may prefer a yoga-only pick from this list.

6. Down Dog

Best for: people who want a practice tailored to them each session.

Down Dog generates customizable practices and is listed for iOS, Android and web. That generated, adjustable approach is its standout feature. It takes the top spot for flexibility across levels and for a cross-platform listing that covers phone, tablet and browser.

7. Alo Moves

Best for: people who want yoga, fitness and mindfulness classes in a streaming library.

Alo Moves streams classes and is listed for iOS, Android and web. Its standout feature is yoga paired with fitness and mindfulness content. It's a close match for Glo, another multi-category streaming option, so check both.

8. Cosmic Kids Yoga

Best for: parents and teachers looking for yoga for children.

Cosmic Kids Yoga offers yoga and mindfulness videos for kids, listed for iOS, Android and web. The standout is its children-focused video format. It serves a different audience from the rest of this list, so adults after their own practice should skip it.

9. Gaia

Best for: people who want yoga alongside meditation and documentaries.

Gaia is a streaming service listed for iOS, Android, web and smart TVs. Its standout feature is yoga mixed with broader conscious-living content. The library is wide, so it may be more than someone searching only for a yoga app needs.

10. Yoga for Beginners

Best for: first-timers who want introductory routines they can adjust.

Yoga for Beginners offers introductory yoga routines with customization, listed for iOS and Android. The standout feature is the mix of beginner focus and adjustable routines. Experienced practitioners may outgrow it quickly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best yoga app for beginners?

Based on their listings, Yoga for Beginners and Simply Yoga are the most beginner-oriented picks. Yoga for Beginners offers customizable introductory routines, while Simply Yoga offers guided, yoga-only routines.

Which yoga apps work on smart TVs or go beyond yoga?

Find What Feels Good and Gaia list smart TV support. Glo, Alo Moves, Gaia, Yoga International and Asana Rebel also cover fitness, pilates or meditation.

What about kids and pricing?

Cosmic Kids Yoga is the pick for children. Pricing and trial details change often, so check each official listing before subscribing.

The verdict

Down Dog is the strongest overall pick, thanks to its customizable practices and iOS, Android and web availability. Find What Feels Good is the runner-up for Yoga With Adriene fans and smart TV use. If you want a broad class library, Glo or Alo Moves are the better runners-up. This list is based on verified listings, not hands-on testing.