AcuSight

Acupressure, shown on you

Other apps tell you what an acupressure point is. AcuSight shows you where it is — on your body.

Point the camera at your hand and see where traditional acupressure locates its points — on your body, not a chart. Nothing ever leaves your iPhone.

Coming to the App Store Free · iPhone · iOS 26

No account, no sign-up, no network calls — everything happens on your device.

Honest by design

AcuSight never pretends to know more than it does.

Every point is labeled with one of three levels — and the visuals never overstate what the camera can honestly track.

PRECISE

A small dot

On hands and face, where camera tracking is at its best.

ZONE

A soft glow

On forearms, shoulders and feet. The glow’s size is the honest margin: press within it and feel for the tender spot, the way acupressure has always been taught.

GUIDE

No marker at all

For places a camera can’t honestly track, there is no on-camera marker. You get clear written steps and the same gentle rhythm instead.

What’s inside

A guided minute of self-care, and everything around it.

Follow the press rhythm — a slow pulse with matching haptics and a calm recorded voice.

Routine library screen: a two-column grid of routines such as Sleep Wind-Down and Morning Wake-Up.
The routine library
Explore screen: points grouped by body area, each with its tier badge.
Explore, by body area
Point detail screen for the Temple Point: its location, its place in tradition, and how to press.
Every point, in full
Learn screen: the traditional meridian map presented as a cultural, historical illustration.
Learn — the traditional map
A guided session for the Crown Point: written steps and a session timer.
A guided session
You tab: settings with the privacy statement that AcuSight collects no data and makes no network calls.
You, and your privacy
  • 26 traditional points across hands, face, arms, legs and torso, each with its location, its place in tradition, and how to press.
  • 10 goal-named routines, from Sleep Wind-Down to Morning Wake-Up — ordered sequences of 4–10 minutes with timers, haptics and voice guidance.
  • Explore — browse every point by where it sits, and try any of them on camera in a one-minute session.
  • Learn — the traditional meridian map, presented as what it is: a cultural, historical way of picturing the body, credited to the tradition it comes from. AcuSight never measures or reads anything about your body.
  • Partner mode — use the rear camera to locate points on someone else’s shoulders or hands, with their consent front and centre.
  • Accessibility throughout — every session is spoken aloud, the press rhythm is felt as well as heard, and the whole app supports Dynamic Type.

The Learn world

A tradition, presented as tradition.

Every point in AcuSight carries its name, where traditional Chinese practice has long located it, and what it has traditionally been associated with — a cultural map passed down over centuries, presented as exactly that.

AcuSight never measures or reads anything about your body, and it never promises outcomes. It shows you where tradition points, and leaves the rest to your own two hands.

Ten routines, named for goals

  • Sleep Wind-Down
  • Morning Wake-Up
  • Head & Temple Ease
  • Desk Reset
  • Hands Reset
  • Deep Breath
  • Unwind
  • Let Go
  • Happy Feet
  • Partner Shoulders
Data Not Collected

The App Store privacy label — guaranteed by architecture, not by promise.

Private by architecture

Nothing to sync. Nothing to breach.

All camera processing happens on your iPhone, using Apple’s own vision technology. AcuSight makes no network calls at all — no accounts, no analytics, no tracking, nothing to sync and nothing to breach. The App Store privacy label says “Data Not Collected” because there is genuinely nothing collected.

This website keeps the same promise: no analytics, no cookies, no third-party requests of any kind — its own security policy blocks them outright. Read the privacy policy.