Complete atlas of 390 points
Original Chinese name and its meaning, category, location, actions, indications, target area, and energy level for every point.
The world's first acupuncture app · since 2010
A complete atlas, smart symptom search, synced personal notes, and an AI agent specialized in Traditional Chinese Medicine. All content offline, in your pocket.
One-time purchase, yours for life — and it costs less than a snack with a coffee.
Why it's the reference
Everything you need while studying — and in front of the patient.
Original Chinese name and its meaning, category, location, actions, indications, target area, and energy level for every point.
Type signs, symptoms, or desired actions — such as “fever and headache” — and instantly get the most indicated points.
Detailed illustrations of the 14 meridians and the exact location of every point, with front, back, and side views.
Ask questions, request treatment protocols, and discuss clinical cases. It even covers auriculotherapy and Chinese herbal medicine.
Add notes to each point and create free-form notes. Everything syncs across devices and is included in search suggestions.
Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Russian. The entire atlas works without internet, wherever you are.
New in the world's first acupuncture app
That question that comes up in the middle of a session or study? Ask Lao Tzu. He suggests treatment protocols, clarifies TCM concepts, and analyzes clinical cases — in seconds, without leaving the app.
See it from the inside
A clean, fast interface designed for those who need the right information in seconds.
Demo
A quick tour of the main features, straight from our Instagram (video in Portuguese).
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Loved by its users
Real reviews published on Google Play and the App Store, where the app holds 4.8/5 stars from over 1,500 ratings. Translated from the original Portuguese.
★★★★★“I love it! I can't do without it. In acupuncture practice we often use the right point, the correct function, but when writing it down on the client's record we can forget the point's number — and in the app it's quick to look up. And for acupuncture students it's also very practical for researching each point.”
★★★★★“I highly recommend it! Point locations and usage recommendations. Organized by channels, with a search where you type what you're looking for and it shows the points, the syndromes, and their indications. It even has space for taking notes.”
★★★★★“Very good! It helps a lot with locating points and also with finding specific points for the most varied kinds of symptoms.”
★★★★★“Excellent app. It's constantly updated and support replies to questions very quickly. There's an option to add notes to points and searches, and those notes show up too. I'd been using it since the website days. I recommend it!”
★★★★★“The app is great, I've been using it for many years and I recommend it. I contacted the developers and they promptly helped me solve the problem. The team is fantastic. 10 stars if I could.”
★★★★★“Excellent app, very practical, lets you make many notes and the map is very good. I had a problem with my notes, was very well assisted, and the problem was solved. I highly recommend it.”
★★★★★“I changed phones and couldn't access the app. The developer team contacted me and helped me solve the problem. Excellent team, and an excellent app too. I highly recommend it.”
★★★★★“The app is useful and practical! I needed help solving a problem and was promptly assisted — though the issue turned out to be with my device, not the app. I recommend it!”
★★★★★“Clear language, practical images. I use it daily. Worth the investment for the convenience of having an atlas at hand.”
Who it's for
From the first semester of study to a fully booked clinic — the app follows every stage of your journey.
Frequently asked questions
It is not a monthly subscription. The Acupuncture Assistant is a one-time purchase — you pay once and get lifetime access to the complete atlas, on all your devices with the same account. And it costs less than a snack with a coffee.
Yes. The entire atlas — all 390 points, meridians, images, and pathways — is stored on your device. Internet is only needed to sync your notes and talk to the AI assistant.
Android (Google Play) and iPhone/iPad (App Store). Your notes sync across devices through your account.
In the app's “AI” tab, talk to Lao Tzu as you would to an experienced colleague: ask for treatment protocols for the most common complaints, clear up questions about TCM concepts and techniques, or describe a clinical case to receive a full analysis — likely syndromes, treatment principles, and suggested points. He also answers questions about auriculotherapy and Chinese herbal medicine, topics that go beyond the app's atlas. Every app user gets free credits to try Lao Tzu before subscribing to the Pro plan.
Seven languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Russian. When you switch languages, all point content is reloaded in the chosen language.
Yes. When you sign in with your account, your per-point notes and free-form notes are synced to the cloud and appear automatically on any device.
Yes — in active development for over 15 years, with constant content updates and new features, such as the AI agent.
Absolutely. Each point's card includes the original Chinese name with its meaning, location, and indications — ideal for studying and reviewing. The anatomical pathways help you memorize the location of the points.
By email at [email protected]. We reply in English, Portuguese, or Spanish.
Join over 100,000 practitioners and students who trust the Acupuncture Assistant.
One-time purchase, yours for life — and it costs less than a snack with a coffee.