PersonalHour Launches AI-Powered Pilates App and Updated Reformer Equipment on May 2, 2026

PersonalHour launched an AI-powered Pilates training app on May 2, 2026, alongside a connected home fitness ecosystem that combines reformer equipment, artificial intelligence, and on-demand training. com on the same day. Benzinga reported that the ecosystem reflects a shift toward home-based fitness, with studio Pilates sessions typically priced between 30 and 150 dollars per class.

According to PersonalHour, users of its home guided programs report more frequent weekly sessions than those attending traditional classes. The AI-powered app introduces AI-guided workouts tailored to individual progress and provides camera-based feedback to support form and alignment.

The app includes structured programs designed to replicate the progression of studio-based training and is integrated directly into PersonalHour’s reformer ecosystem.

Benzinga reported that this integration marks a transition from standalone equipment to a connected training experience. The launch includes updates across the company’s reformer lineup, with design improvements such as foldable frames for space efficiency, smoother carriage systems for consistent performance, upgraded cushioning for longer sessions, and refined wood finishes tailored for residential environments.

Reformer models in the lineup include the Janet Elite Plus, the Zous Pro, and the Janet La Force.

Benzinga noted that the models aim to create a new category of home reformers designed to match studio performance in a practical home setting. PersonalHour was founded in 2021. The company is set to be featured in the Next Level CEO business series hosted by Daymond John.