Supernatural’s rare second chance came after Meta announced staff cuts and paused new content in January. The app will relaunch later this year as an independent company, pricing returning to its original $20 a month or $200 a year danos, a move that likely won’t deter the app’s superfans.

Leanne Pedante, a founding coach and current Head of Fitness, says the reboot will bring back all that users love: a library of over 3,000 workouts, the same coaches, beautiful environments, and new content that has been absent for a while. Members can sign up as Founding Members for a discounted $180 first‑year subscription.

The small, flat team can move fast and has already launched a scholarship program to help those facing financial hardship. While the price rises, Supernatural remains cheaper than a typical gym and eliminates commute and shared equipment concerns, though cardio and strength options are limited to headset use.

Pedante notes the community is strong, citing meetups in Seattle and Denver where members even married. The team is exploring ways to extend workouts beyond headsets, hoping to build consistency and trust in the broader fitness world.