About
A wellbeing product at the intersection of Vedic astrology and traditional Chinese medicine — built to help you reflect, not to treat you.
You describe what you're feeling in your own words, answer a short set of questions (birth details, duration, intensity, a pregnancy check and a safety screen), and the app generates a personal Acu-Astro report: a five-element (Wu Xing) reading, your Vedic birth chart, a synthesis of the two, 4–6 acupressure points with body-map diagrams and timers, a daily routine, lifestyle suggestions and an explicit safety section. Reports can be downloaded as PDF or saved to a private dashboard.
It is not a diagnostic service, not a medical device, and not a replacement for professional medical advice. Traditional interpretations are not established clinical outcomes. The report itself carries this framing — every acupressure point carries an explicit verification label, and readings are marked illustrative.
Vedic astrology offers a reflective frame for who you are; the TCM five-element system offers a traditional vocabulary for what you're feeling. AcuAstro's distinctive approach is combining them — while saying plainly that the combination is a perspective, not proof of medical effect.
The first audience is people exploring their own patterns. A verified-practitioner layer is planned as a later phase; when it arrives, practitioners will be able to review reports. Until then, every report tells you exactly what it is and isn't.