Planning classes is the invisible half of teaching — an hour of sequencing for every hour on the mat, multiplied across a weekly schedule. Sequencing apps promise to shrink that hour. This is the rare software category where the leading tool costs about a dollar a week, so the question isn't budget; it's whether an app fits how you plan at all.
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| Tool | Approx. price | Best for | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tummee | ~$10.95/mo or ~$95/yr | Most teachers and YTT trainees — biggest pose/sequence library | Dated interface |
| Sequence Wiz | subscription (check site) | Therapeutic and anatomy-minded sequencing | Smaller ecosystem |
| Paper + pose cards | ~$0 | Teachers who think by hand | Nothing reusable or searchable |
We list only tools we could verify as active in July 2026. This category has a long tail of small apps that appear and disappear; we'd rather cover three real options than pad the list.
The reference tool: a very large pose library, a drag-and-drop sequence builder, and shareable lesson plans.
Tummee's value is the library: thousands of poses with variations, cues, and modifications, plus a huge base of reference sequences to adapt rather than start from blank. You build classes by dragging poses onto a timeline, save them by theme or level, and share a clean printout or link with students or your YTT mentor. At ~$10.95/month (or ~$95/year) it costs less than one drop-in class fee. The trade-off is aesthetic, not functional: the interface looks its age, and it's web-first rather than a slick native app. Teachers in training get particular value — documenting sequences is usually a YTT requirement anyway.
Sequencing with an anatomy and yoga-therapy lens, from a viniyoga-trained physiologist.
Where Tummee optimizes for breadth, Sequence Wiz optimizes for intent: sequences organized around structural and therapeutic goals, with supporting articles on anatomy and adaptation. If you teach one-on-one therapeutic sessions, seniors, or clients working around injuries, its framing will match how you already think. The ecosystem is smaller and the visual style plainer — check current pricing on its site, as it isn't consistently published.
A real limitation of this category: plenty of experienced teachers plan better by hand, and no app fixes a planning process that isn't there. If you currently sketch arcs on paper and it works, an app adds a subscription, not skill. The moment to switch is when you catch yourself rebuilding the same class from memory for the third time — that's an archive problem, and archives are what software is for.
Take a class you already teach and rebuild it in Tummee's free trial. If the rebuild took less time than your usual planning — or produced a better arc — subscribe. If you fought the interface the whole way, you're a paper planner; spend the $95/year on a workshop instead. That's the entire decision. Sequencing apps don't teach sequencing; continuing education does. Be wary of any app claiming otherwise.
Tummee is the most widely used dedicated sequencing tool (~$10.95/month), with the largest pose and reference-sequence library. Sequence Wiz serves therapeutic and anatomy-focused teachers. Many teachers also plan perfectly well with paper or a notes app.
It's one of the cheapest useful subscriptions in a YTT: most trainings require documented sequences, and building them in Tummee creates a searchable archive you'll reuse for years. Try the free trial against one homework assignment before paying.
Yes — Tummee produces printable and linkable lesson plans, which also works for homework between private sessions. If sharing practice videos rather than plans is the goal, that's an on-demand platform job; see the teacher stack guide.
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