Clear answers about AI pose detection, camera and voice setup, personal plans, Quick Burn, accounts, privacy, and safe practice.
Pose detection, camera setup, spoken coaching, and voice commands.
Yogin is an AI yoga and fitness coach that watches your practice live through your phone camera. It detects your pose, corrects you with spoken guidance, counts your reps, and builds a personal plan around your level.
Pose detection runs entirely on your device: the camera feed never leaves your phone and is never uploaded. What gets analysed is the position of your body joints, not the image itself.
Spoken coaching is available in Turkish and English; the interface is also available in French.
Yogin’s iPhone, Android, and web clients are rolling out in stages. The homepage platform button opens a live store listing when one is configured and the early-access contact page otherwise.
Yes. Onboarding asks about your level, goals and sensitive areas (wrists, knees, lower back); the plan engine filters poses accordingly and ramps difficulty week by week.
A mat and somewhere to prop your phone are enough. Detection works best when the camera can see your whole body.
Quick Burn offers short workouts built from movements like crunches, squats and planks; the camera counts your reps live and a voice explains how to do each movement.
Yogin extracts body-joint points from the live camera feed on your device and compares them with the alignment rules for the current pose. It uses the result for on-screen and spoken guidance; camera frames are not uploaded to a server.
Allow camera access, keep the phone stable, and make sure your head, hands, and feet remain in frame. Use even front lighting, avoid strong backlight, reload after changing permission settings, and close other apps using the camera.
Spoken coaching is guidance Yogin plays to you and does not require a microphone. Voice commands are words you say to control the session and require microphone access and a compatible browser. Every action also has an on-screen control.
Web voice commands depend on the browser’s speech-recognition support. Chrome and Edge provide the best support; Safari and Firefox may show the feature as unavailable. The camera session and spoken coaching still work through the on-screen controls.
Check microphone permission and the selected audio input. Wait until the coach finishes speaking and the status says “Listening,” then say the short command shown on screen clearly. Reload the page if you granted permission afterward.
How plans adapt, progress, complete days, and keep your rhythm.
Yogin uses your experience, goal, focus areas, yoga preference, sensitive regions, training days, and session length. It first filters incompatible risks, then matches difficulty and orders each session through a warm-up, one peak, and a cool-down.
Yogin removes poses whose risk level conflicts with the area you marked from the plan pool. You can update this choice in your profile, but the filter is not a medical assessment or a substitute for clinical advice.
Yes. Change your training days and target session length in your profile; the plan engine uses the saved choices when calculating upcoming sessions. Progress from sessions you already completed remains recorded.
You do not fall behind. In Yogin, “Day N” means the Nth plan session you complete, not a calendar date. The queue advances only after completion, so the same day is waiting when you return.
Finish the session, choose the on-screen completion action, and wait for the success state. Yogin records the day, shows its completed check, and unlocks the next plan day. When leaving early, choose whether to mark it complete or discard it.
When signed in, completed sessions, weekly activity, plan progress, streaks, and badges are saved to your account. A streak counts consecutive distinct practice days in your local time; multiple sessions on the same day still add only one streak day.
Movement selection, target editing, and camera-verified rep counting.
Yogin checks on your device whether the tracked joint movement completes the expected travel and tempo. Small wobbles and half-finished movements do not count; the working limb has to reach the movement’s target range.
Keep your full body and working limbs in frame, complete the expected range at a controlled pace, and avoid strong backlight. If the counter still misses one, use the session’s plus and minus controls to correct the completed count.
Yes. Before starting, change each movement’s repetition or time target and remove or restore exercises. At least one movement remains in the workout, and your draft is saved automatically.
Sign-in, subscriptions, syncing, export, and account controls.
Cancel through the subscription settings of the store that processed your purchase, or use subscription management on your account page for a web purchase. Cancellation stops future renewal; see the refund policy for a completed charge.
You can try the local web preview without an account. Signing in with Google or Apple keeps your completed plan days, progress, streaks, and favorites with your account across supported devices.
The current price and renewal terms are shown before you start. You can try the membership features for seven days and cancel before renewal if you do not want to continue.
Use the account controls to export a copy of the profile and practice data Yogin holds or permanently delete your account. Export first if you need a copy, and cancel any store subscription separately through Apple or Google.
The boundary between general wellness guidance and medical care.
No. Yogin is a fitness and wellness product; it does not diagnose conditions or provide medical treatment. Stop if you feel pain, dizziness, or unusual discomfort, and consult a qualified professional if you have an injury or health condition.