Taichi Temple

Name: Taichi Temple
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (315 reviews)
Author: Bionic88 LLC

By: Bionic88 LLC

Learn Tai Chi Step-by-Step

Features & Capabilities

Taichi Temple offers step-by-step Tai Chi & Qigong lessons led by Master Li JianLong. In under 2 hours, you’ll build a solid foundation with authentic breathing, postures, and movements.

Key features include an 18 Qigong intro, a 24-step Yang-style progression, progress tracking with Apple Health, and no logins or subscriptions. Suitable for beginners to advanced.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Bionic88 LLC

Rating:

4.50

(315) 3 new ratings

Version:

3.3 Last updated: 2026-06-10

Version code:

886673782

Creation date:

2015-04-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

170.03MB

Price:

5.99

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-02

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# 96,741 ▲ 873

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Developed by:

Bionic88 LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/taichi-temple/id965907172

Website:

http://www.taichitempleapp.com

User Reviews

Users praise Taichi Temple for clear, slow instruction by Master Li, a beginner-friendly path that starts with basics, plus a calm, distraction-free feel and affordable price. It's seen as a solid introduction to tai chi and qigong, especially for older users or anyone seeking a pace-friendly practice. However, multiple reviews cite stability and usability issues: the app can fail to open or crash, and navigation is linear with limited ability to go back or skip. The portrait-only design and occasional overlays hinder use on tablets. Content is video-only with few guides.

Pros

Clear, slow, and straightforward instruction from Master Li, easy for beginners to follow.
Beginner-friendly and starts at the basics; good for older adults and those new to Tai Chi.
Relaxing, calm practice with minimal distractions and a clean UI.
Affordable price; not a subscription; perceived good value.
Good introduction to Tai Chi and Qigong with structured segments.

Cons

Stability issues: the app can fail to open, crash, or freeze (e.g., lesson 10 not playing).
Navigation limitations: hard to go back or skip between segments; progress/resume can be tricky.
Portrait-only UI and lack of landscape mode; difficult on tablets or larger screens.
Overlay/top menu ads can interfere with tapping and content access.
Limited features: video-only with no written instructions, no slow-motion option, few pacing aids.

Recent reviews

Update: The last section locks up in a white screen, which may or may not have happened since the last iPadOS update. This has been updated since my initial download and am quite pleased. It now fits on my iPad, allows a horizontal orientation, the workflow is smooth and manageable and they include a non-intrusive nag feature which I really like.