Daily missions
Small tasks from your plan: press a point, drink a warm tea, take a 2-minute breath. Tick them off as you go.
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Qira looks at you the way a Chinese medicine practitioner would, adds what your phone camera can measure, and turns it into a short list of things to do today.


Take a photo of the top of your tongue and one of the underside. Qira's AI looks at the same signs Chinese medicine has used for centuries.
Good light and a relaxed tongue give the best photo. Qira checks each photo and accepts it automatically when it's sharp enough.


Look into the front camera for about 30 seconds, or rest a fingertip on the back camera with the light on. The video is processed on your phone and never uploaded.
Example values from the sample reading. Camera readings are estimates for self-reflection. Light and movement affect accuracy.

Your Qi Score, from 0 to 100, sums up how balanced you look today. Under it, Qira explains what is happening, what you may notice and why.
A fit score from 1 to 10 that depends on your body today, plus calories, macros, key nutrients, the food's Chinese medicine nature and one better swap. Share any meal as a picture card.



A real meal scan from the Qira web app.


Each day has a few small steps: what to eat, one pressure point to press and a simple home remedy to try.


Pip explains your reading, answers questions by voice or text and guides breathing sessions out loud.
A brighter breath for slow mornings.
Steady, even breathing before work.
Longer exhales to settle down.
Slow breathing to wind down at night.
Small tasks from your plan: press a point, drink a warm tea, take a 2-minute breath. Tick them off as you go.
Each day you scan builds your streak, with badges at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 days.
Chinese medicine's 24-hour organ clock shows which system is "on duty" right now and what that means for your day.


Coming soon to iPhone and Android