Private Lessons, reviewed: Mia Malkova's one-on-one yoga

Private Lessons: the premise in our words

Yoga instructor Mia Malkova notices that her nervous new client needs more than a group class can offer.

She books him for private one-on-one sessions, where flexibility is not the only thing being tested.

Free parts: the group class

The two free parts introduce the studio and the move to private sessions.

Parts 3 to 5: one-on-one

The locked parts are the private sessions. 90 tokens.

Faces on screen in Private Lessons

Mia Malkova's licensed AI double plays the instructor; the client is an invented adult.

Private Lessons pricing, token by token

Put simply: the ending of Private Lessons costs one month of the Premium allowance, unless you buy a token pack on top. Current plan prices sit on the tokens and Premium page, and the free parts guide lists everything you can watch for nothing.

See the parts on Candy AI

Streaming Private Lessons: devices, captions, sign-in

Private Lessons streams from candy.ai inside a normal browser tab, with nothing to install. Every part is shot in portrait for one-handed phone viewing; on a monitor the player sits as a slim column in the middle of the screen.

Seven caption tracks are available from the player menu: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese, and you can switch between them without restarting the part.

First visit? Hit play on part 1 from the series screen; Candy AI only asks for an account when you reach part 2. One login covers every device, so a series begun on the phone continues on the laptop at the same part.

Before you press play on Private Lessons

1. You can leave registration for later. Part 1 runs without it; the free profile only matters once part 2 asks for it.
2. Budget for 30 tokens per locked part. The 100 tokens that come with a Premium month stretch to 3 of them.
3. Pick the caption language inside the player before the dialogue starts.
4. Treat any "leak" or "full video" link with suspicion: our notes on leaked copies and full episodes explain why they never contain the real parts.
5. The card statement will say EverAI, the Maltese company behind Candy AI; the legit or not page covers billing and cancelling.