Astrology × traditional acupressure

Your body, your chart,
one personal map.

AcuAstro reads your Vedic birth chart alongside Traditional Chinese Medicine's five-element pattern, and turns what you're feeling into a personal Acu-Astro report: the acupressure points to press, how to press them, and why — with hard safety stops built in.

☯ TCMWood · Fire · Earth · Metal · Water balance and the pattern behind your symptoms
✦ VedicMoon sign, nakshatra, lagna, grahas, and your dosha tendency
✋ Points4–6 acupressure points with diagrams, a timer and a daily routine
Explore your report How it works

No sign-up needed to generate a report · Built for reflection, not medical advice

Top of an actual Acu-Astro report: archetype summary, five-element reading and Vedic chart
An actual Acu-Astro report, generated by the app (tension headaches · light sleep)

What's inside

Everything in your Acu-Astro report

These are the report sections the app really generates — the same journey you'll walk through yourself.

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Your archetype

The report opens with a personalized archetype — like The Burning Compass — summarizing your constitution, Moon sign, dosha tendency and current planetary period.

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Your five elements (Wu Xing)

A five-element radar chart and plain-language pattern reading (such as Liver Yang Rising) showing which element is in excess and which needs nourishing.

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Your Vedic birth chart

A North-Indian kundali drawn from your birth details, with the graha table, the five great elements (Panchamahabhuta) and your dosha tendency.

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East meets East: synthesis

Where the two readings meet: how your chart's constitution maps onto your body's element pattern, and what the combined plan is.

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Your acupressure points

4–6 points, each with a body-map diagram showing exactly where to press, where-and-how wording, why the point was chosen, best time of day — and a built-in hold timer.

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Daily routine & lifestyle

A Dinacharya (daily rhythm) table, food and movement suggestions for your pattern, and a traditional mantra with clear guidance that it is for reflection only.

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Safety & next steps

Every report ends with explicit safety stops: when to see a doctor promptly, when not to press, and — if relevant — points traditionally avoided in pregnancy.

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Download as PDF

Take the whole report with you as a formatted PDF, or save it to your private dashboard to revisit any time.

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Honest labels

Every acupressure point carries an explicit verification label in the report, and readings are marked illustrative — you always know what is traditional interpretation.

How it works

From your words to your report in four steps

This is the actual flow in the app — nothing hidden behind the scenes.

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Tell us what's going on

Describe what you're feeling in your own words — how it feels, when it happens, what makes it worse. Example prompts are provided.

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A few essentials

Date of birth powers the Vedic chart; birth time is optional (noon is assumed if unknown) and place of birth works with the nearest big city. You'll also answer a duration, an intensity, a pregnancy check, and a safety screen for red-flag symptoms.

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Your reading is generated

A deterministic engine reads your story through TCM's five elements and your Vedic chart. The same answers always produce the same report — no black box.

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Explore, press, download

Walk your report section by section, use the point timers, follow your daily routine, download the PDF — and optionally save it to your dashboard with a one-time code emailed to you.

See it for real

Actual report outputs — not mockups

Every screenshot below was captured from the running app during automated walkthroughs of the report journey.

Full-length Acu-Astro report for a tension-headache and light-sleep story: five elements, Vedic chart, synthesis and acupressure points
“Tension headaches behind my eyes… sleep is light, I wake at 3am with my mind racing.” → Liver Yang Rising pattern, 6 points (Hegu, Fengchi, Taichong, Shenmen, Neiguan, Yongquan).
Acu-Astro report generated without a birth time: the chart notes noon was assumed
No birth time known? The chart still draws — noon assumed, and the report says so explicitly.
Acu-Astro report in pregnancy-aware mode showing points excluded for safety
Pregnancy answered “yes or maybe”: LI4, SP6, GB21 and CV6 are removed, and the report lists them under “Points we left out for your safety”.

What makes AcuAstro different

Two traditional lenses, one honest report

AcuAstro's distinctive approach is the deliberate combination of Vedic astrology and traditional Chinese medicine frameworks. That combination is a perspective — not proof of medical effect — and the product is built to say exactly that.

✦ Vedic astrology — for reflection

Your Moon sign, nakshatra, ascendant and planetary periods offer a reflective frame for what you're experiencing. In the report, astrology is offered for reflection and does not determine your care.

☯ TCM — a traditional framework

The five elements and meridian associations are a traditional interpretive system, centuries old. The report explains the traditional pattern behind your symptoms — it does not present that pattern as a clinical finding.

✋ Concrete, anatomical guidance

Each point is described in plain anatomical terms — exactly where it sits, how to press it, how long to hold. No vague energy talk where precise instructions are what you need.

🛡️ Hard safety stops

A red-flag screen before generation, pregnancy-aware point selection, and explicit see-a-doctor triggers in every report. Reflection should never delay care.

What we don't claim: AcuAstro does not diagnose, treat or cure anything, and combining astrology with traditional acupressure frameworks does not establish medical efficacy. Reports are illustrative readings intended for reflection, self-awareness and curiosity. Traditional interpretations are not established clinical outcomes — and we never present them as such.

Safety and limitations

Where AcuAstro ends

AcuAstro is not a diagnostic service. Reports do not replace professional medical advice, and traditional interpretations are not established clinical outcomes. Do not use AcuAstro to delay seeking medical care.

  • Reports never diagnose a condition — they reflect your own description through traditional frameworks.
  • See a doctor promptly if symptoms get suddenly worse, or if you develop fever, weakness, numbness, chest pain or confusion, or if nothing improves after 2 weeks.
  • Don't press on broken skin, bruises, varicose veins or recent surgery sites; stop if you feel sharp pain, dizziness or tingling that doesn't pass.
  • If you could be pregnant, the report removes points traditionally avoided in pregnancy and still asks you to check with your midwife or doctor first.
  • Vedic positions are computed approximately (sidereal, Lahiri) and may differ from a professional chart by a few degrees.

Read the full safety and limitations page →

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

What is AcuAstro?

AcuAstro is a wellbeing product that combines Vedic astrology and Traditional Chinese Medicine's five-element framework into one personalized Acu-Astro report. The report interprets what you're feeling, suggests acupressure points you can press at home, and explains why each point was chosen. It is built for reflection — not as a medical service.

How is the report generated?

A deterministic engine reads your story and your birth data through the five-element and Vedic frameworks. The same answers always produce the same report. Your birth chart only changes the order and timing of the points — it never adds a point your symptoms didn't call for.

What information is required?

Your description of what's going on and your date of birth. Birth time is optional — if unknown, the chart assumes noon and tells you so. Birth place is also optional — the nearest big city is enough, because the chart only needs approximate latitude and time zone. A duration, intensity, pregnancy check and a short safety screen round out the questions.

What does the report contain?

An archetype summary, a five-element (Wu Xing) reading, your Vedic birth chart with graha table and dosha tendency, a synthesis of the two readings, 4–6 acupressure points with body-map diagrams and timers, a daily routine (Dinacharya), lifestyle suggestions, and a safety section — downloadable as PDF.

Is it medical advice?

No. AcuAstro is not a diagnostic service and reports do not replace professional medical advice. Traditional interpretations are not established clinical outcomes. If something feels medically urgent, seek medical care — don't wait on a report.

How is my information handled?

Generating a report needs no account. These public pages contain no analytics or tracking scripts. If you choose to save a report, you sign in with a one-time code emailed to you, and saved reports are private to your account, enforced at the database level. A complete Privacy Policy is being prepared for legal review and will be published before public launch — this FAQ intentionally makes no promises beyond what is implemented today.