Online Fitness

Virtual workout classes and fitness programs.

Rankings

  1. 1. Apple Fitness+

    Guided workouts across Apple devices with Apple Watch metrics.

    Apple Fitness+ is Apple’s premium digital fitness service, offering guided video workouts across multiple disciplines (Strength, HIIT, Yoga, Mindfulness, etc.) that run in the Fitness app on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Apple Watch. The library is refreshed weekly with new sessions, and workouts are designed to pair with real-time metrics from Apple Watch (heart rate, calories, active energy, etc.). The service emphasizes a seamless ecosystem: workouts automatically sync with Health/Activity data and can be shared with family members via Apple Family Sharing. New subscribers often receive a free trial period, and Fitness+ can be bundled with other Apple services via Apple One where available. Suitable for iOS households seeking steady, high-production-value workouts that integrate tightly with wearables and other Apple devices. The service shines for users already in the Apple ecosystem; it’s less compelling for those who prefer non-Apple devices or require extensive live-class interactivity.

    Rated 4.7

  2. 2. Peloton App

    Streaming classes across cycling, strength, yoga, and more.

    The Peloton App offers a vast library of live and on-demand workouts across cycling, strength, yoga, running, boxing, and more, accessible to users with or without Peloton hardware. Real-time metrics, guided programs, and performance tracking are central features, with a strong sense of community via challenges and leaderboards. The app supports iOS, Android, and web/TV platforms, plus separate tiers (App One and App+) to tailor class access. In late 2025, Peloton also began refocusing pricing and product lines to broaden appeal beyond bikes, including new AI-enhanced coaching features. The app is particularly popular among users drawn to a high-energy, instructor-led experience and a social workout environment. However, some features and price points can be complex to navigate for newcomers, and hardware ownership can influence overall value.

    Rated 4.6

  3. 3. Centr: Strength & Fitness App

    Chris Hemsworth-led all-in-one fitness, nutrition & mindfulness.

    Centr is an all-in-one digital health and fitness platform curated by Chris Hemsworth and a team of coaches. It blends strength, HIIT, mobility, yoga, HYROX-certified training, nutrition guidance, and mindfulness into guided programs. The app emphasizes simple planning, daily workouts, and meal ideas, making it easier to build consistent routines. Since its 2019 launch and 2022 acquisition by HighPost Capital, Centr has expanded into hardware partnerships and cross-channel wellness content, aiming to provide an accessible, celebrity-backed, holistic fitness experience. Suitable for users who want structured, coach-designed workouts with integrated nutrition and wellbeing elements, especially those who value a strong ecosystem and celebrity-driven motivation. Differentiation comes from the breadth of programs and the emphasis on consistency across training, eating, and mindfulness.

    Rated 4.8

  4. 4. LES MILLS+

    World-class workouts to stream at home or on the go.

    LES MILLS+ is the digital home of LES MILLS’ extensive class library, spanning strength, cardio, HIIT, dance, yoga and more. Introduced as the brand’s omnichannel fitness platform, LM+ offers streaming access to 1,500+ workouts across devices and formats, including mobile, TV apps, and tablets. It’s designed for people who want the studio experience at home, with music-driven sessions and instructor-led programs. The service is backed by LES MILLS’ global studios network and has evolved to support both individual signups and multi-device access. The platform is widely used in the US and abroad, with age-appropriate and beginner-to-advanced programs. In October 2025, LES MILLS shifted to emphasize LM+ apps as the primary way to access content across devices.

    Rated 4.5

  5. 5. obé Fitness

    Boutique-style at-home workouts with a fun studio vibe.

    obé Fitness blends boutique workout energy with accessible at-home streaming. With 10k+ on-demand classes and 20+ class types (HIIT, yoga, barre, dance cardio, mobility, etc.), obé emphasizes a vibrant, entertainment-forward experience called enterTRAINment. The platform offers daily live classes (several dozen per day) and a broad library that supports flexible scheduling. Based in New York, obé has grown into a global audience with celebrity guest instructors and partnerships, and has seen strategic shifts including an acquisition in 2025. obé is ideal for users who want an upbeat, motivating studio feel from home and don’t mind paying a premium for high-energy coaching and community features.

    Rated 4.6

  6. 6. Aaptiv

    Audio-guided workouts with thousands of classes and SmartCoach.

    Aaptiv is an audio-led fitness app that pairs guided coaching with a broad library of on-demand workouts across categories like running, strength, yoga, and cardio. Its unique selling point is audio-first coaching combined with music customizations and an AI-driven SmartCoach to tailor plans. Subscriptions unlock unlimited access to all classes and new content weekly. The app supports iOS and Android, with in-app purchases via both platforms. Aaptiv has built a global following for its motivating audio experiences, though some users report variability in app performance or feature availability across platforms. It’s well-suited for commuters or busy people who prefer audio-guided training and a lightweight, portable fitness solution.

    Rated 4.4

  7. 7. Nike Training Club

    Free catalog of workouts from Nike Master Trainers.

    Nike Training Club (NTC) provides a robust library of workouts led by Nike Master Trainers, including mobility, strength, cardio, and yoga. Since 2024, Nike positioned NTC as a free-to-use resource for all users, with optional premium enhancements within Nike membership structures. The app supports iOS and Android, with Apple Health integration on iOS where available. NTC remains a popular entry point for many users seeking high-quality instruction at no cost, though some advanced coaching features or deeper programed runs may require platform-specific promotions or partnerships.

    Rated 4.8

  8. 8. Daily Burn

    Thousands of workouts with coaching and a social fitness community.

    Daily Burn is a long-running online fitness platform offering a mix of on-demand classes and live group workouts (Daily Burn 365). It emphasizes personalization, coaching support, and a broad library spanning cardio, strength, yoga, and more. The service provides a 30-day risk-free trial and flexible monthly or annual plans. Availability spans web, iOS, and Android, with cross-device syncing and community features. While it has a loyal user base and broad class variety, some users report variability in class updates and pricing pressure with renewals. It’s a solid option for those who want a broad library and coaching-style guidance without being tied to a specific studio or equipment brand.

    Rated 4.2

  9. 9. ClassPass

    Global wellness marketplace for live and on-demand classes.

    ClassPass is a global wellness marketplace that aggregates live classes and on-demand workouts from studios and digital partners around the world. Members buy monthly plans that provide credits to book classes or access on-demand offerings across cities. The platform also features a free on-demand library and occasional partner perks. In 2024–2025, ClassPass continued to expand its international footprint and adapt pricing to local markets, with credits-based tiers and regional promos. It’s an attractive option for people who like variety and want to sample multiple studios without committing to a single brand; however, class availability and pricing can vary significantly by location, and credits can expire if not used. Global travelers benefit from its broad network and flexible booking model.

    Rated 4.1