Your training program, as a program
Set up your training — a 200-hour program, or whatever yours requires — with a start date and an hour goal. Every hour you log under it moves the progress bar, so you always know where you stand.
For Yoga Teacher Training
Teacher training fills up fast — weekend intensives, practice classes, your first nervous hours of teaching. Yoga Hours gives all of it one home: log your hours as you go, and watch your progress toward your program's goal instead of reconstructing it later from memory.
And because it's a working tool for yoga teachers — not just a training checklist — the same app grows with you into planning and teaching your own classes.
Set up your training — a 200-hour program, or whatever yours requires — with a start date and an hour goal. Every hour you log under it moves the progress bar, so you always know where you stand.
Training asks for both: the classes you take and practice, and the classes you begin to teach. Log each kind and see both totals — one clean picture of your training so far.
Each entry holds the date, hours, class type, location, and notes. When your program asks what you did and when, you have an organized answer instead of a shoebox of memories.
Graduation isn't the end of hour tracking — teaching experience keeps counting toward credentials like E-RYT. The log you start in YTT simply keeps going as your teaching career does.
A note on credentials: hour requirements for credentials such as those from Yoga Alliance are set by your training program and the credentialing organization. Yoga Hours keeps your record accurate and organized — always confirm current requirements with your program.
The hours tracker you use in training becomes your teaching logbook — the same record, growing with every class you teach.
When it's time to sequence your practicum class, the class planner and sequence builder help you build it from Centering to Savasana.
Teaching your first classes? The teacher timer keeps time silently while you find your voice at the front of the room.
Free for 30 days · No credit card required
Your first month is free — and your record goes wherever your teaching goes.