32
BU Score
Emerging
Organ Clock
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Organ Clock is an iOS app from Dominik Wei-Fieg in the Health & Fitness category, currently rated 3.0★ across 2 ratings. Initial signal reads as mixed reviews: supporters praise core features while critics cite stability and value gaps.
Our BU Score puts it at 32: Emerging (early traction worth watching). For a Health & Fitness app, that means early traction worth watching.
Track changes month-over-month in the Performance section below: live snapshot history and revenue forecast included.
📊 Performance Tracking LIVE
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💰 Forecast Revenue / mo
MODELRevenue forecast computed from BU's 234 trigger model on each snapshot. Calibrated against ground-truth from 58 verified-revenue apps.
🔬Forecast Breakdown — Why This Estimate?Top 4 of 4 triggers
Our ML model uses 200+ signals from public data. These are the most influential for this app:
| Paid app ($0.00)METRIC | +$2,800 | |
| Below-average rating (3.0★)METRIC | −$1,500 | |
| Mature app (16y old)METRIC | +$1,500 | |
| Pre-traction phase (2 ratings)METRIC | −$300 |
METRIC = structural app data · REVIEW = mined from user reviews · ✓ VERIFIED = Stripe-verified anchor (TrustMRR)
📈 Reviews Growth
LIVECumulative review count from first BU snapshot. Each point = a tracked update.
⭐ Rating Trend
LIVEAverage rating evolution. Updates with each new review batch.
🗓️ Snapshot Timeline
HISTORYEach bar shows a tracked update and the metric delta from the previous snapshot.
App Specs
🔐 Own this app? Claim & verify MRR →💾 17 MB🔞 4+📱 iOS 10.2+🔖 v3.1🔄 updated 9y ago🌐 EN, DE📂 Health & Fitness💰 Paid🚀 Launched 2010 (16y old)
📝 About this app
There are twelve energy pathways, or meridians, in the human body that connect to specific organs in the body. Chinese medicine believes that each organ has a two hour time period when the Qi is at its peak in that meridian. The Qi flows cyclically in a clockwise rotation like a wave through the meridians.
We always pay attention to symptoms that occur repeatedly at specific times because this may be an indication of the organ that is out of balance. For example, waking every night between 1 and 3 a.m. almost always is indicative of a Liver imbalance. The Organ Clock App will show you which organs correspond to which two hour period.
The Organ Clock iPhone App lists the periods in which the organs are at their peak Qi. It will display the details for the organ currently at its maximum, including whether it is a Zang or a Fu organ, Yin or Yang, which element the organ belongs to and a short description of the role of the organ according to the traditional chinese medicine and tips on how to behave during that period.
You can also browse all organs independent of whether they are at currently their maximum Qi or not.
Disclaimer:
If you think that you are suffering from an illness, please consult an qualified medical practitioner. Neither the organ clock nor the information about the specific organs can substitute for a qualified anamnesis and diagnosis.
The developer of this Application is neither physician nor healer but has compiled freely available information about the organ clock and has published them in this Application.
We always pay attention to symptoms that occur repeatedly at specific times because this may be an indication of the organ that is out of balance. For example, waking every night between 1 and 3 a.m. almost always is indicative of a Liver imbalance. The Organ Clock App will show you which organs correspond to which two hour period.
The Organ Clock iPhone App lists the periods in which the organs are at their peak Qi. It will display the details for the organ currently at its maximum, including whether it is a Zang or a Fu organ, Yin or Yang, which element the organ belongs to and a short description of the role of the organ according to the traditional chinese medicine and tips on how to behave during that period.
You can also browse all organs independent of whether they are at currently their maximum Qi or not.
Disclaimer:
If you think that you are suffering from an illness, please consult an qualified medical practitioner. Neither the organ clock nor the information about the specific organs can substitute for a qualified anamnesis and diagnosis.
The developer of this Application is neither physician nor healer but has compiled freely available information about the organ clock and has published them in this Application.
🆕 What's New · v3.1
This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
minor improvements and bug fixes
minor improvements and bug fixes
Profile & Insights
Everything we know — and don't — about this app and its company.
Identification
- App name
- Organ Clock
- Developer
- Dominik Wei-Fieg
- Bundle ID
- com.ars-subtilior.mobile.organclock
- App Store URL
- Open in App Store
- Category
- Health & Fitness
- Content rating
- 4+
- Languages
- EN, DE
Company
- Website
- www.ars-subtilior.com
- Tagline
- Ars Subtilior
- Description
- Not found
- Founded
- Not found
- HQ / Address
- Not found
- Employees
- Not found
- Logo
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Revenue
- Verified revenue / mo
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- AI revenue estimate / mo
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- AI annual estimate
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- ML model estimate / mo
- $86/mo
- Top-grossing rank
- Outside top 100 in US Health & Fitness
- All-time revenue
- Not found
- Pricing
- Not found
Founder
- Name
- Not found
- X / Twitter
- Not found
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- GitHub
- Not found
- X followers
- Not found
- Public statements
- Not found
Funding
- Total raised
- Not found
- Last round
- Not found
- Investors
- Not found
- Crunchbase
- Not found
- AngelList
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Press & Links
- Articles found
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- Listed on
- Not found
- Blog
- Not found
- Press / News
- Not found
Contacts & Socials
- Socials
- Not found
- info@ars-subtilior.com
- Phone
- +49 171 7735538
- Contact page
- Not found
- About page
- Not found
⭐Recent App Store Reviews5 latest · avg 2.6★ · 20.0% 5★ · 40.0% 1★
5★1 (20%)
4★1 (20%)
3★0 (0%)
2★1 (20%)
1★2 (40%)
+0 ratings/week
Praise: great ×2Complaints: overpriced ×2
Top positive
★★☆☆☆ Cited by wikipedia
Cited by wikipedia instead of reliable source. Incorrectly states the heart governs blood when the organ that governs blood is SP. Seems correct in reference to other organs. However, overall, not a reliable source for a quick reference to …
★★★★☆ Great for students and patients!
This is a pretty cool App. Everytime you open this organ clock app, it tells you in real time which organ is associated with the current time of day. If you are waking up at a certain time each night, open the app and see the organ that is …
Top negative
★☆☆☆☆ Overpriced.
Not worth $2. Wouldn’t be worth it for free. A few sentences about each two hour segment that can easily be found for free online. That and a GUI that gives you a digital clock. Period…
★☆☆☆☆ Not worth the money
Overpriced for what you get!!!…
📈Ratings growth2 ratings+100% lifetimeShow 3-year history estimate ▾
Tracked (7 weeks) Pre-tracking estimate (37 weeks) · model-based, ±5% noise · anchored to release date and current value
🌍Geographic ReachNot ranked
This app is currently outside the top 100 grossing in all 9 countries we monitor (US, UK, DE, FR, JP, CA, AU, BR, IN). Niche or new apps often launch this way — popularity rankings appear once daily revenue clears the regional threshold.
Profile is built from iTunes Lookup + developer site scrape + ML revenue model. Empty fields show "Not found" — additional sources (Crunchbase, X, IndieHackers, Acquire.com) coming.
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