David Wong is a Vancouver-based entrepreneur and the founder of Qi Life, inventor of the Qi Coil™ frequency-technology system. Searches for “David Wong net worth” return no verified figure — Wong’s companies are private and he has published no financials — so this profile documents the business he has built instead of inventing a number: the companies, the product line, the audience, and what his own company claims about its scale.
Bio
David Wong — known to his audience as the “Qi Master” — built Qi Life from Vancouver, British Columbia (the store lists its HQ at 1161 W Georgia St, Vancouver). Starting as a martial-arts instructor and self-development teacher, he moved into frequency and PEMF-style wellness technology, launching the Qi Coil system, a consumer device line that pairs electromagnetic coils with a large library of audio frequencies delivered through the Qi Life app and member portal. He holds the premium LinkedIn vanity URL linkedin.com/in/davidwong and one of the largest audiences in his niche: roughly 473,000 YouTube subscribers and 120,000 Instagram followers (November 2026).
- Occupation: Entrepreneur, inventor, author
- Known for: Founding Qi Life; inventing the Qi Coil; author of Life of Qi: The Science of Life Force (2022)
- Companies: Qi Life (qilifestore.com), Qi Resonance Technologies LLC (operator of qicoil.com), Qi Life Foundation, WellnessGrowth.ai, Lead Gen Society
- Base: Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Patent: Qi Life’s current product pages describe the Qi Coil technology as patented
Career timeline
- Pre-2020 — Teaches martial arts and self-development; builds a YouTube following under “Qi Life Mastery” (the channel now holds 4,200+ videos).
- 2020 — Launches the Qi Life Mastery Podcast (July 29, 2020; 53 episodes, largely repurposed webinar recordings).
- 2022 — Publishes Life of Qi: The Science of Life Force (220 pp.; ISBN 9798218040277 paperback). David Christopher Lee’s endorsement appears on the book’s store page.
- 2023 — Featured in David’s Guide (“David Wong, the Qi Master,” updated Dec 11, 2023), photographed by David Christopher Lee.
- 2024–2025 — Qi Coil line expands upmarket: Qi Coil Mini ($797), 3S ($4,995), Max Scalar ($9,995), and the Aura MedBed systems.
- 2026 — Launches the WellnessGrowth.ai agency and Lead Gen Society (AI services for wellness businesses); launches Qiari.ai (~Nov 1, 2026), an AI product that generates personalized 30-second frequency sessions from a photo; retires the older QiEnergy.ai platform. Continues guesting on longevity and wellness podcasts (Gladden Longevity, Zero Limits Living, Spiritual Debate).
Income sources
- Device sales — Qi Coil systems from $797 (Mini) to $25,000 (Aura Pro MedBed), with larger Aura scalar systems priced higher, through qilifestore.com, with financing offered. Prices as listed on the store in November 2026.
- Subscriptions — Qi Coil app / member portal tiers ($14.99/month, $99.99/year shown on the iOS listing) and the Qi Life Academy (1,100+ lessons, 20+ courses).
- Licensing & distribution — a published E-Commerce Distributor Program (30% commission structure, $60,000 buy-in) and Qi Life Center practitioner licensing through info.qicoil.com.
- Books & courses — Life of Qi (Amazon, his store, resellers) and a Udemy instructor catalogue.
- Agencies — WellnessGrowth.ai and Lead Gen Society sell AI automation builds (Lead Gen Society advertises $5–15K builds) to wellness businesses.
Estimated net worth breakdown
Not estimable from public data — and this profile does not guess. Qi Life and its sister companies are privately held; no revenue filing, valuation, or trade source documents Wong’s personal net worth. For context only, clearly labeled: Wong’s own marketing materials claim Qi Life serves “100K+ customers” with a “1M+ following” (Lead Gen Society bio) and describe the business in “8-figure” terms — these are his company’s claims, not verified figures, and they describe the business, not his personal net worth. The verifiable scale markers are the audience and catalogue: ~473K YouTube subscribers (~50.9M channel views), 120K Instagram followers, a store carrying a $797–$25,000+ product line, and technology the company describes as patented.
FAQ
What is David Wong’s net worth?
It is not publicly known. Wong’s companies are private, no verified figure exists, and this profile documents his business rather than repeating an unsourced estimate.
Which David Wong is this?
The Qi Life founder and Qi Coil inventor based in Vancouver — not the novelist who publishes as David Wong (Jason Pargin) or other public figures of the same name.
What is Qi Coil?
A consumer frequency-technology system from Qi Life: electromagnetic coils paired with an app-delivered library of frequencies. Systems range from the $797 Qi Coil Mini to the $25,000 Aura Pro MedBed (store prices, November 2026). (Wellness device; the David’s Guide network makes no medical claims for it — coverage of the technology itself lives on The Biohack.)
What did David Wong invent?
The Qi Coil system; Qi Life’s product pages describe the technology as patented.
Where can I read more about David Wong?
David’s Guide’s feature, “David Wong, the Qi Master,” photographed by David Christopher Lee: davidsguide.com/david-wong-the-qi-master-qi-energy
Estimated net worth in context
Wong’s case is the founder version of the same story as the creator profiles on this site: the money is inside private companies, so the honest public record is the business itself — its catalogue, prices, audience, and patent. If Qi Life ever discloses revenue or a valuation through a credible source, this profile will be updated with the figure and its source.
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