Restoring purchases now shows clear progress and results, with helpful messages if no purchases are found or a check fails. Subscription information in About is clearer, with easy access to your store’s subscription settings.

"Rate Meridian" now sits at the top of About and at the end of each Study round.

GV11 Shéndào is now named "Spirit Pathway", so it no longer shares a name with HT4. Study Mode gains the four questions this unlocks.

Corrected the atlas markers for three points on the face: ST2 Sìbái, BL1 Jīngmíng and Yìntáng.

You can now rate Meridian from About. Ratings help other people find the app.

Meridian now offers a monthly plan alongside annual and lifetime, so you can start smaller if you prefer. If you already own Meridian Premium, nothing changes — lifetime stays lifetime, and existing subscriptions keep their current price.

New: Study Mode. Test yourself on the classical points — names, codes, pinyin, meridians and WHO location descriptions — in short rounds, with every answer linking to the full point. One deck is free, across all twelve meridians. Premium adds a deck for every meridian and all points.

You can now keep Premium from About while your free preview is running, or choose a plan once it ends. Clearer messages if the App Store can't load purchase options or complete a purchase, and better handling of purchases that are awaiting approval.

A new meridian clock shows which of the twelve two-hour periods the tradition maps onto the hour you're in. Today's point brings a different classical point to the top of the meridians list each day. Plus: clearer cautions throughout, and a more careful description of where the content comes from.

Try Premium free for 3 days — no card, no commitment. Just tap "Try Premium" on the plans screen to unlock everything for a first look. Your subscription details now live in About — see your status, manage, or restore. — Educational reference only, not medical advice.

A small polish update. Source citations now appear under every point — see at a glance which references back what you're reading (WHO Standard Acupuncture Point Locations and A Manual of Acupuncture). Cleaner classical-category cards so the meaning sits on its own, without extra labels crowding the row. Quieter, more thoughtful copy throughout — names the point you're reading about so the page feels written for that one moment. A few small visual refinements and behind-the-scenes improvements to make every screen feel a little calmer. — Educational reference only, not medical advice. Press gently, stay curious.

Version 1.1.1 A small polish update following the v1.1 visual atlas release. What's improved • Cleaner premium upgrade flow — tap the lock badge on any point and the upgrade options open in one step • The point detail screen now scans more easily: location, traditional associations, and classical category come first; acupressure how-to-press and the body atlas diagram sit below for users with Meridian Complete • Polished visual hierarchy across the detail screen, with the reference text always free to read on every one of the 363 classical points • Small fixes and quiet performance improvements A reminder on what's free Every one of the 363 acupressure points is browsable for free: the name, Chinese characters, pinyin with tone marks, the WHO anatomical location, traditional associations, and the classical category. Sources, the body atlas diagram, and the acupressure how-to-press guide come with Meridian Complete. About Meridian Meridian is an educational reference for the 12 primary meridians, 8 extraordinary vessels, and 363 classical acupressure points used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Every point is traceable to a reputable source (WHO 2008 Standard Acupuncture Point Locations and A Manual of Acupuncture). Fully offline. No ads. No tracking. This app is an educational reference, not medical advice. In TCM, points are traditionally associated with certain themes — that is how the app describes them. For any health concern, please consult a licensed practitioner or physician.

What's new • Body atlas diagram for all 363 points, with a clear marker on the focal point • Tap the diagram to open a full-screen viewer with pan and pinch-to-zoom • Region badge labels each diagram by body area (head, upper back, abdomen, foot, and so on) • Detail screen now leads with the WHO anatomical location text, with the visual confirming below Under the hood • Diagrams use a treated reference atlas so the chart sits comfortably alongside the rest of the app • Coordinates are calibrated against authoritative references (WHO 2008 Standard Acupuncture Point Locations and A Manual of Acupuncture) • The marker math is viewport-aware, so the same anatomical pixel lines up on iPhone SE through iPad About Meridian Meridian is an educational reference for the 12 primary meridians, 8 extraordinary vessels, and 363 classical acupressure points used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Every point is traceable to a reputable source. Fully offline. No ads. No tracking. This app is an educational reference, not medical advice. In TCM, points are traditionally associated with certain themes — that is how the app describes them. For any health concern, please consult a licensed practitioner or physician.