An acupuncture master shows his student a large atlas of the meridians, with a point model beside the window

The clinical suite of the Atlas

Atlas Pro

The free Atlas tells you where a point is. Pro tells you what the patient has, how to treat it and where to needle, with the patient in front of you.

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  • 14 days free
  • From $6.58/month
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The Atlas 3D map with point ST36 lit up on the leg and its clinical file alongside: location, function and indications.

3D Map

Tap a point on the body and its clinical file opens beside it. No page change, no flipping through a book.

patterns with tongue, pulse and treatment
185patterns with tongue, pulse and treatment
clinical pictures with the protocol worked out
79clinical pictures with the protocol worked out
formulas and point combinations
66formulas and point combinations
techniques from the school
14techniques from the school
herbal remedies
223herbal remedies

From symptom to needle

What you look up with the patient in front of you

Five tools that call on each other: from a pattern you jump to its protocol, from the protocol to the point, from the point to the map. Everything linked together.

Patterns

{n} Zang-Fu, Qi and Blood patterns

Every pattern with its etiology, its signs, the tongue and pulse that give it away, and the points that treat it, with what each one does and how to needle it.

The matrix sorts them by organ and phase, and filters by deficiency or excess, by factor (Qi, Blood, Yin, Yang, Dampness, Wind…) and by school. Differential diagnosis, all in one view.

File for the pattern Lung Yin Deficiency: description, explanation, main symptoms, recommended points with their function and technique instructions.
Pattern matrix organized by organ and phase, with filters by nature, factor and school.

Treatment strategy

The protocol, technique by technique

The school doesn't treat a pattern with a list of points, but with a sequence of techniques: tonify the channel's Yin, calm the fire, disperse the Yang. Atlas Pro works it out step by step on the channel involved.

Each step says what to tonify and what to disperse, with which point and why. Pregnancy warnings are flagged before you reach the needle, not after.

Treatment strategy for Lung Yin Deficiency: differentiating signs and a step-by-step protocol, what to tonify, what to disperse, pregnancy warnings and the fifteen resulting points.

Vademecum

79 clinical pictures · 30 formulas · 36 combinations · 14 techniques

Point formulas with names of their own, like Regulate the Center or Gathering of the Organs, with what they do, when they're used and which clinical pictures call for them.

And the school's 79 clinical pictures with their differentiating signs and the complete protocol, already worked out, divided into Emperor, Ministers and Assistants.

Formula vademecum: Regulate the Center, Gathering of the Organs, Tonify the Middle Burner and others, with their points and what they do.
Vademecum clinical pictures: Spleen deficiencies and excesses with their signs, steps and points.

Protocol criteria

8 roles, in order of rank

Why one point goes first and another closes. The Emperor opens the session, the Ministers take hold of the organ, the Assistants distribute and anchor.

It's the logic behind every protocol in the vademecum. With it, you build your own instead of copying.

Protocol criteria: Emperor Point, First and Second Minister, First, Second and Third Assistant, with their technique and role in the session.

Herbal medicine

223 remedies · 152 from Chinese materia medica

Chinese materia medica with its plates: nature, flavor, channel tropism, dosage and, above all, the contraindications.

Western herbalism sits separately, because the two are bodies of knowledge that don't mix. Search by name, pinyin, indication or active compound.

File for Astragalus (Huang Qi): botanical plate, nature, flavor, channel tropism, dosage, preparation, action and contraindications.
Herbal medicine index with 223 remedies, filtered by category, nature, flavor and channel tropism.

No fine print

The free Atlas stays free. Pro opens up the tools

FreePro
  • Files for all 583 points and the meridians
  • Indications: 50 conditions with their points
  • 3D map: rotate the model and identify every point
  • The clinical file on the model: location, function, indications, technique, depth, moxa, Ryodoraku
  • Search the map by indication and by pattern, plus their combinations
  • 185 patterns with their step-by-step treatment strategy
  • Vademecum: 79 clinical pictures, 30 formulas, 36 combinations, 14 techniques
  • All 8 protocol criteria: who opens, who supports, who closes
  • Herbal medicine: 223 remedies with nature, flavor, tropism, dosage and contraindications

Pricing

Less than a textbook. And it keeps updating

A 14-day trial with everything unlocked. You enter your card at the start and nothing is charged until day 15; if you cancel before then from your profile, you pay nothing. We'll remind you before the first charge.

3 months free

Annual

$79/year

$6.58 per month: $29 less than twelve monthly payments.

Monthly

$9/month

Month to month. Switch to annual whenever you like.

  • Every tool, no tiers
  • Everything new added to the Atlas, included
  • Cancel whenever you like
  • You keep access until the end of the period

Terms in the subscription terms.

It also comes as a gift

Questions before you start

Why do you ask for a card to try it?

So that when the trial ends, you carry on without interruptions or paperwork. It's 14 days with everything unlocked and nothing is charged until day 15. If you cancel before then from your profile, you pay nothing, and we'll remind you before the first charge.

What stays free?

The files for all 583 points and the meridians, the indications, and the 3D map for rotating and recognizing points. That doesn't change. Pro unlocks the clinical file on the map, the patterns, the vademecum, the criteria and herbal medicine.

Is it for studying or only for clinical practice?

Both. Students find the reasoning behind every protocol; practitioners find the answer in seconds. That's why Academy courses include it.

Does it work on phones and tablets?

Yes. It's a web app: it opens in any browser, the 3D map included.

Does it replace the practitioner's judgment?

No. It's study and reference material for traditional Chinese medicine. It proposes what the tradition records; whoever holds the needle decides.

Can I switch from monthly to annual?

Yes, from your account, whenever you like.

Open Atlas Pro

Fourteen days to find out whether you reach for it every day. If not, cancel and pay nothing.

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