Apple has teased a major update for its Fitness+ service in 2026 through a short video shared on the official Apple Fitness+ Instagram account. While the teaser hints that “something big” is in the works, Apple has not yet disclosed any details, sparking speculation about new features or a broader push for the fitness platform next year.
The teaser shared by Apple takes the form of a stylised news montage, with people reading a fictional newspaper titled Apple Fitness+ Times. Headlines flashing in the clip include phrases such as “Something big is coming,” “The countdown begins,” and “2026 plans still under wraps.” The video is paired with the caption, “Word on the street is that Apple Fitness+ has big plans for 2026… stay tuned!”
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While Apple has not revealed any concrete details, the teaser arrives amid a series of recent updates to Fitness+. Earlier this month, Apple expanded the service to additional regions, including India, signalling a wider global push for the platform.
The company has also introduced AI-powered voice dubbing, allowing Fitness+ workouts to be offered in more languages without the need to re-record sessions. This move points to a greater emphasis on accessibility and global reach.
At the same time, Apple has been gradually moving Fitness+ beyond its original Apple Watch–centric approach. New features such as Custom Plans, manual workout logging, and Live Activities support now allow users to track workouts directly from their iPhone, even without an Apple Watch.
Against this backdrop, the teaser suggests a broader update tied to the start of 2026, potentially focusing on new workout formats, deeper AI-driven personalisation, or tighter integration across Apple devices. Apple Fitness+ is a subscription-based service offering guided workouts, meditation and audio experiences across iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, with pricing in India set at Rs 149 per month or Rs 999 per year, along with free trials for eligible device purchases.
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