Why Goji exists

An acupuncture EMR that fits the visit—not the other way around.

Most practice software starts with a generic patient record and asks acupuncturists to customize their way back to the work. Goji starts with the TCM visit itself, then builds the practice around it.

Session chart

The exam has a shape.

Built in
  • Points
  • Pulse
  • Tongue
  • Patterns
  • Techniques

First-class fields, ready before the first patient.

The starting point

The acupuncture visit should not disappear inside a generic EMR.

When the software does not understand the work, every practitioner pays the translation tax: more setup, more clicks, more workarounds, and a record that still does not quite read like the visit that happened.

Goji is the attempt to remove that tax. The chart recognizes acupuncture. Scheduling understands providers, rooms, and equipment. Patients can book or complete intake without being forced through an account. The pieces share one calm system instead of becoming another collection of tabs.

How Goji gets built

Product principles for a calmer acupuncture practice.

Specific enough to be useful. Flexible enough to stay out of the way.

  1. 01

    Acupuncture-specific, on purpose

    Points with laterality, pulse by position, tongue observations, patterns, and techniques belong in the chart itself—not in a generic notes box or a form you have to assemble first.

  2. 02

    Practice software that leaves a way through

    A new clinical term can be added while you chart. An overlap can be deliberately overridden. A mistaken edit can be restored. Goji should help you make a sound decision, not turn the software into the decision-maker.

  3. 03

    An acupuncture EMR shaped in the open

    The roadmap is public, the boundaries are stated plainly, and feedback reaches the person building the product. Early practices should be able to see their fingerprints on what comes next.

A note from Dan

Independent software for independent acupuncture practices.

I'm Dan, the person building Goji. I'm a software builder, not an acupuncturist—and I do not think a few interviews grant me your clinical judgment. It means listening closely is not a launch phase; it is how the product has to be built.

Goji is early enough that a thoughtful conversation can still change what ships next. If you want a direct line to the person making the decisions, you will have one.

For independent practices

Help shape an acupuncture EMR around the work you actually do.

Bring the workflow that never quite fits. We'll show you what Goji handles today and be direct about what still needs building.