Massage Maps • Reflexology

Name: Massage Maps • Reflexology
Rating: 3.5 (13 reviews)
Author: Ivan Korovin

By: Ivan Korovin

Reflexology charts

Features & Capabilities

Charts of the reflex zones for massage

The application is based on the theory of reflexology. Reflexology provides us an effective alternative method of the massage. This method uses pressure techniques on specific areas of the body. These areas reflect real organs. The massage of such reflex zones has a positive impact on your body and health. In some cases it can heal various medical conditions.

Main application features • Reflexology charts of different body parts. • Convenient navigation over maps. • Various views of the body part. • Lists of the organs and symptoms for each map. • Search in the lists and transition to the reflex zone on the map.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Ivan Korovin

Rating:

3.50

(13)

Version:

4.0 Last updated: 2026-04-06

Version code:

884193247

Creation date:

2014-12-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

25.42MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 381,488 ▼ 1,800

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Developed by:

Ivan Korovin

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/massage-maps-reflexology/id937929055

User Reviews

I really love the detailed maps within this app, but I really wish there were explanations on how to approach each pressure point (i.e., on the ear—especially since some of the corresponding organs have small sections—what kind of pressure to use, how long to apply pressure, and—on the foot—what kind of strokes to use, is it better to use thumb or knuckle, etc.). It would also be a nice touch to maybe have a four short videos—one for the feet, hands, face, and ears—demonstrating a few techniques. Also, I really enjoy using the Watch app; it’s great having the maps readily available on your wrist without having to reach for your iPhone or iPad.

by 🤔*****, 2024-11-20

In order to use this app you have to pay for each chart; ie the head chart $1.99, the foot chart $1.99, etc. I would say that it would potentially be worth paying for the charts if I thought the charts were accurate and detailed but they’re not. This app has potential but it needs A LOT of updating and add ons as I can access much better interactive charts for free elsewhere. It also tells nothing about points, uses, how tos etc. Also the fact that it says it’s free and advertises more than actually is in the app is deceiving and no way to obtain a consumer following. It also tells you nothing about reflexology. This will be getting deleted.

by be*****, 2018-06-10

This app says it's 'free' but the only free part about it is to do basic searches and see very minimal information. Anything detailed requires additional purchase. Very frustrating!!!!