Meridian: Acupressure Atlas

Meridian is a calm, offline guide to the meridians and acupressure points of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Explore all 12 primary meridians and 361 classical acupuncture points: where each point sits, its pinyin and Chinese name, and what it is traditionally associated with in TCM. Made for curiosity, study and self-care, not as medical treatment. AN ACUPRESSURE ATLAS OF 361 POINTS • Every classical acupoint on the 12 primary meridians, plus the Governing Vessel (Du Mai) and Conception Vessel (Ren Mai), and the extra points Yintang and Taiyang • Point code, pinyin with tone marks, Chinese characters and English name: LI4 Hégǔ 合谷, ST36 Zúsānlǐ 足三里, PC6 Nèiguān 内关, GB20 Fēngchí 风池 • Each point location described in plain anatomical language, with cun measurements • Classical categories, and the themes each point is traditionally associated with in TCM • A body atlas that marks every point on one of 15 body-region diagrams: an acupressure map and acupuncture chart you can pinch to zoom THE 12 MERIDIANS Lung, Large Intestine, Stomach, Spleen, Heart, Small Intestine, Bladder, Kidney, Pericardium, Triple Energizer (San Jiao), Gallbladder and Liver, plus the Du and Ren vessels. Each meridian page shows its pinyin and Chinese name, Five Element, yin or yang, its pathway, and every acupoint along it in order. MERIDIAN CLOCK The traditional Chinese meridian clock (子午流注), sometimes called the Chinese body clock, maps the day onto twelve two-hour periods, one for each meridian. Meridian draws it as a dial with the current period marked. Tap any segment to open that meridian and its points. TODAY'S POINT A different classical point at the top of the meridians list each day. An easy way to learn the acupuncture points one at a time. STUDY MODE Test yourself on acupuncture point names, codes, pinyin, meridians and WHO point location descriptions in short quiz rounds. Every answer links to the full point, so each round doubles as revision. Your progress stays on your device. CURATED POINT COMBINATIONS Acupressure point sets grouped by everyday theme, such as sleep and calm, focus and clarity, digestion, energy and vitality, and seasonal comfort. Each combination lists its points and the reference it draws on. SOURCED REFERENCES Point locations follow the WHO Standard Acupuncture Point Locations in the Western Pacific Region (2008) and A Manual of Acupuncture (Deadman, Al-Khafaji & Baker). Every point shows its source, so you can check it against the books. SEARCH AND SAVE Search by point code, pinyin (with or without tone marks), English name, Chinese characters or location: type GB20, Fengchi or Wind Pool and land on the same acupoint. Save favorite points and combinations to come back to. OFFLINE, AD-FREE, PRIVATE • Works fully offline: no connection needed • No ads • No account or sign-in • No data collected WHO IT'S FOR Students of acupuncture, acupressure, shiatsu and TCM who want a quick point location reference and a pocket meridian chart. Practitioners who want a clean acupressure chart that opens instantly, even without signal. And anyone curious about how Chinese medicine maps the body into channels of qi. FREE AND PREMIUM Free: all 12 meridians, all 361 acupoints with their locations and traditional associations, the meridian clock, Today's point, search, favorites, one study deck and a starter set of point combinations. Meridian Premium adds the body-atlas diagrams, step-by-step pressing notes for key points, the full library of point combinations, and a study deck for every meridian. Try Premium free for 3 days with no card required, then choose Monthly, Annual, or a one-time Lifetime unlock with no subscription. For educational purposes only. Meridian is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consult a licensed practitioner or physician.