Acupedia - Acupuncture Bible
Acupuncture Point Atlas
About
This comprehensive reference app provides detailed information on acupuncture meridians, points, and their locations. Users can search for points, save favorites, create treatment groups, and view anatomical charts. It's designed for daily practice and professional reference.
What's New in Acupedia
1.0.2
October 29, 2026
- Minor bug fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Acupedia?
Acupedia is a digital reference app designed for acupuncture practitioners and students. It provides detailed information on meridians, points, their locations, and actions, aiding in daily practice and study.
What meridians does Acupedia cover?
Acupedia covers all fourteen primary channels, including the Lung channel, Du vessel, and Ren vessel. It also includes extra points, scalp acupuncture, and ear points.
Can I save my frequently used points in Acupedia?
Yes, Acupedia allows you to save points you use often into favorite lists. You can also build custom treatment groups, set their order, and add descriptions.
Does Acupedia offer offline access?
The provided data does not specify offline access. However, as a reference app, it is likely designed for quick access to information, which often implies offline functionality for core features.
How does Acupedia compare to Acupuncture Pro?
Acupedia was designed from the ground up by the developer of Acupuncture Pro and built with modern technology, suggesting it may offer an updated interface and potentially enhanced features.
What is the price of Acupedia?
Acupedia is a paid application priced at $19.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features.
What devices support Acupedia?
Acupedia is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for the iOS platform.
How often is Acupedia updated?
The latest version, 1.0.2, was released on October 29, 2026, indicating recent updates. The app was initially released on October 15, 2026.