You hear a hundred small corrections during YTT, and most are gone by next week. AsanSpace keeps each one attached to the pose it belongs to, so you can find it later and build it into something you can teach.
We’re creating a digital space for yoga students and teachers to capture what they learn, organize their knowledge, practice with intention, and create from it.Your yoga knowledge shouldn't be scattered.
Across every trainee
Capture every teaching, connect every insight, and turn what you learn into practice and teaching.
Cues come from your lead teacher, an assist, a book, a video — log each one against the pose it belongs to, no matter where it came from.
Open the pose before you step on the mat, so a correction becomes something you rehearse — not just something you remember hearing once.
Group your best notes into a sequence you can actually teach, and send it to your study group or class with a single link.
Notes sit on the asana they refer to, so studying means opening a pose — not scrolling a timeline.
Quick enough to use standing in the studio between poses, not just at your desk that evening.
Nothing is shared publicly unless you turn a sequence into a link yourself.
No credit card, no tiers to think about — just capture what you're learning.
Yes. Capturing notes, building the pose library, and creating sequences is free for the length of your training.
Your notes are private by default. Nothing is shared publicly unless you turn a sequence into a share link yourself.
Yes — most trainees keep going and use it to build sequences for the classes they start teaching.
Yes, AsanSpace works in any mobile browser, so you can log a cue right after class while it's still fresh.
The gap between hearing a correction and actually using it.
A simple way to go from "I learned this" to "I can teach this."
Not everything is worth writing down — here's what is.
Start building your yoga knowledge library today.