Tell Pip how you feel
How you slept, your energy and your digestion. A few taps, the same questions a practitioner would ask.

Show Pip your tongue and let your phone camera read your heartbeat. In 60 seconds you get a Qi Score from 0 to 100 and one simple thing to do today.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Wellness, not a medical device. Your face video stays on your phone.

Tap what you feel. Pip shows how Qira helps and one thing you can try right now.

In Chinese medicine, that heavy feeling after eating is linked to a tired Spleen and Stomach. Let's help them out.
How Qira helps
Qira reads the coating and edges of your tongue, and scores each meal for how well it suits your body today.

Try this now
Press ST36 Zusanli, "Leg Three Miles"
Four finger widths below the kneecap, one finger width outside the shin bone.
Press in slow circles for one minute on each leg, breathing into your belly.
Also today: a warm, cooked lunch and no iced drinks with meals. Ginger tea after eating.
General wellness tips from Chinese medicine tradition, not medical advice.

Color, coating, moisture, shape and surface on one chart, with what each finding means for you today.
Real screens from the Qira web app, using its built-in sample reading.
The way a Chinese medicine practitioner checks you, by looking at your tongue and feeling your pulse, turned into a quick routine on your phone. Your first reading is free.
Tell Pip how you feel
How you slept, your energy and your digestion. A few taps, the same questions a practitioner would ask.

Show your tongue, scan your heart
Snap the top and the underside of your tongue, then look into the camera for 30 seconds. Heart rate, HRV and stress are worked out on your phone.

Get today's plan
Your Qi Score from 0 to 100, what it means in plain words, and today's food, pressure point and breathing tip.

Chinese medicine gives each two hours of the day to one organ system. Qira shows yours on the home screen.

Doctor of Natural Medicine, teacher for more than 20 years and founder of Sensory Energetics, taught in 68+ countries.
Daniel spent years in Taiwan studying the body's vital points, breathing and the nervous system. He built Qira so that anyone, not only practitioners, can check in with their body every morning in one minute.
Your first reading is free. Go Premium when you love it: plans arrive with the iPhone and Android apps. Prices in US dollars.
Best value: 14 days free, then $4.17 a month. Everything in Qira, all year.
$49.99 / year
Join the waitlist$7.50 a month, billed every 6 months.
$44.99 / 6 months
Join the waitlistFlexible. Cancel anytime in your store account.
$12.99 / month
Join the waitlistNo. Qira is a wellness app for daily self-reflection. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. For any health concern, talk to a qualified health professional.
Each heartbeat changes the color of your skin very slightly. Qira's camera scan (a method called remote photoplethysmography, or rPPG) tracks those tiny changes in your face or fingertip and turns them into an estimate of heart rate, heart rate variability and stress.
No. The heart scan runs on your device and the video is never uploaded. Tongue and meal photos are sent securely to an AI model to be read, and Qira does not keep them on its servers.
Soon. Join the waitlist to get one email on launch day.
Your first reading is free. Premium is planned at $49.99 a year with a 14-day free trial, $44.99 for 6 months, or $12.99 a month.
Not at all. Qira explains every finding in plain words: what is happening, what you may notice and one simple thing to do today.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android