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Just finished a session? Give a star rating in one tap. Want to say more? Tag what you loved: energy, music, coaching, atmosphere, then drop a quick review. No essays required.
Rank. Review. Recommend.
Find the best.
Rank the rest.
Booking apps tell you where a class is. Sweatlist tells you who to take it from. One-tap star ratings, and leaderboards that are actually fair.
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Free on iPhone · iOS 17 and later
There are a hundred apps for booking a class.
This is the one for who’s teaching it.
Out now in New York
The map is already built.
Sweatlist opens in New York with the city’s boutique-fitness instructors already mapped, so your studio is there on day one. All you add is the ratings.
1,600+instructors mapped
133NYC studios
35neighborhoods
13disciplines
From NoHo and Flatiron to Williamsburg, the Upper East Side, Hudson Yards and Bryant Park, across yoga, pilates, spin, HIIT, lifting, barre, boxing, running, dance and rowing.
Studio and instructor listings are public class facts. Ratings and leaderboards fill in as New York starts rating. Sweatlist 1.0 is out now on iPhone, free.
The launch catalog
Every studio, by name.
The claim above is not a round number we like the look of. These are the New York studios already in the app, and the instructors counted at each one come from that studio’s own public class schedule. No invented names, and no ratings until real people leave them.
- CorePower Yogayoga
- [solidcore]pilates
- SLTpilates
- Pure Barrebarre
- Barry’sHIIT
- JETSET Pilatespilates
- SoulCyclespin
- Y7 Studioyoga
- East River Pilatespilates
- bodē nycyoga
- New York Pilatespilates
- SKY TINGyoga
- Church Street Boxing Gymboxing
- SOUKyoga
- BK Pilatespilates
- Rumble Boxingboxing
- 305 Fitnessdance cardio
- Physique 57barre
- Mile High Run Clubrunning
- DanceBodydance cardio
- Overthrow Boxingboxing
- CycleBarspin
- Forma Pilatespilates
- Bredwinnersboxing
- F45 TrainingHIIT
- AARMYbootcamp
- Tone Housebootcamp
- Fhitting RoomHIIT
- The 100s Pilatespilates
- Fire Studiorowing
35 neighborhoods: NoMad, Williamsburg, Flatiron, NoHo, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Chelsea, Lenox Hill, Park Slope, SoHo, Tribeca, Financial District, Greenwich Village, Brooklyn Heights, East Village, Long Island City, Midtown East, Cobble Hill, Columbus Circle, Downtown Brooklyn, Gramercy, Greenpoint, Hudson Yards, Nolita, Boerum Hill, Bryant Park, Dumbo, Harlem, Hell’s Kitchen, Murray Hill, Oakwood, Rockefeller Center, Sheepshead Bay, Union Square, West Village.
Browse all 133 studios by neighborhood →
Studio names and class schedules are public business facts. Sweatlist adds the part no booking app has: which of these instructors people actually rate.
You already have the routine.
Sweatlist is where you rate it.
How Sweatlist works
Discover the right coach
Brutal bootcamp this morning, recovery flow tonight? Filter by exactly what you’re after and search fast by studio, city or discipline.
Build & share lists
Curate your “Top 5 Spin” or “Best Yoga in Austin,” follow people whose taste you trust, and finally answer the eternal “who should I book?”
Leaderboards that are actually fair
A spin instructor and a yoga teacher aren’t competing for the same crown, so we’d never rank them against each other. Sweatlist boards are per category and scope-fair, by discipline and city. Credible rankings you can trust, never a meaningless single #1.
Top for Music · Spin · NYC
Illustrative example. Not real ratings.
- 1 Maya R. 4.9
- 2 Elena V. 4.8
- 3 Diego M. 4.6
Also: Toughest · Yoga · Austin · Best Coaching · HIIT · LA
For every studio routine
- Spin
- HIIT
- Yoga
- Pilates
- Barre
- Lifting
- Boxing
- Bootcamp
If you’ve got a studio routine and opinions about who’s worth the 6am alarm, Sweatlist is your home.
Questions
What is Sweatlist?
An iOS app for rating and ranking the fitness instructors who teach your classes. Booking apps tell you where a class is; Sweatlist tells you who to take it from.
How do I rate an instructor?
After a class, give a star rating in a single tap. Want to say more? Optionally tag what you loved: energy, music, coaching, atmosphere, community, then leave a short review.
Are the leaderboards fair across disciplines?
Yes. Spin and yoga are never ranked against each other. Boards are per category and scope-fair, sorted by discipline and city, never a single global number one.
Which class types are supported?
Spin, HIIT, yoga, pilates, barre, lifting, boxing and bootcamp: any boutique studio routine where the instructor makes the class.
How is Sweatlist different from ClassPass or Mindbody?
Booking apps help you find and reserve a class. Sweatlist answers a different question: who should teach it? It’s built around the instructor, not the time slot, so you can rate coaches, follow taste you trust, and find the people worth the 6am alarm.
Can I find the best instructor near me?
Yes. Sweatlist surfaces top-rated instructors near you and sorts studios by distance, so you can find a great spin, yoga or HIIT coach in your city. Location is optional, so you can also browse by choosing a city. For tips, read our guide on how to find the best fitness instructor near you.
Can I make a list of my favorite instructors?
Yes. Build lists like “My Top 5 Spin” or “Best Yoga in Austin,” reorder them into your personal ranking, and share them. You can also follow people whose taste you trust and see who they really rate.
Is there an Android version of Sweatlist?
Sweatlist is out now on iPhone. Download it free from the App Store. An Android version may follow based on demand.
How much does it cost?
Sweatlist is free to download on iPhone.
Find the best. Rank the rest.
It’s out now.
Sweatlist 1.0 is live on the App Store. Free, on iPhone, and it takes one tap to rate the instructor who just ran you into the ground.
Download on the App StoreFree · iPhone · iOS 17 and later