3D ANATOMY FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
Anatomyfor studyand revision.
Study anatomical structures and their relationships in 3D. Read illustrated articles, review terminology, and test your knowledge.
Free to download. The full 3D atlas is included.
Every body system.One free 3D atlas.
Made for your devices.iPhone, iPad & Mac.
7 app languages.Knowledge Base in English and Russian.
STUDY TOOLS
Explore structures.Review and test your knowledge.
Choose a device and a feature to see its interface. Open a screenshot to take a closer look.
Structures and their
spatial relationships.
Rotate the model, reveal body systems, and isolate the structure you want to understand. Explore beneath the surface with layers and cross-sections.
- Multilingual structure names and Latin terms
- Find landmarks directly on the model
- Listen to Latin pronunciation
Study articles
beside the 3D model.
Illustrated articles explain anatomy, function, and relationships. The Knowledge Base is available in English and Russian.
- Browse topics by body system
- Pick up where you left off
- Review topics as you learn
Anatomical
landmarks.
Locate processes, foramina, surfaces, and other landmarks directly on the model. Rotate the structure to examine their positions.
- Labels attached to the 3D structure
- Detailed study of individual bones
- Spatial context for anatomical terms
Test your knowledge
on the 3D model.
Test yourself on the same model you explore. Work through study cards, answer quizzes, or find a named structure in 3D.
- Study cards, Quiz, and Find modes
- Practice with your own catalogs
- Review your session results
Questions about
a selected structure.
Ask about the structure you have selected. The AI assistant uses atlas context to help explain anatomy while you explore.
- Ask about location and function
- Connect a structure to its neighbours
- Continue the conversation as you study
AI can make mistakes. Check important details against trusted sources. An internet connection is required.
Terminology on
the Lock Screen.
Review a structure name, its Latin term, and body system without opening the app. The Lock Screen widget is available on iPhone and iPad with Premium.
- Structure name and Latin terminology
- Short reviews between classes
- For iPhone and iPad
FOR IPHONE AND IPAD
Terminologyon the Lock Screen.
A structure name, its Latin term, and body system are visible on the Lock Screen. Use it for short reviews between classes.
Included with Premium. Available on iPhone and iPad.
LANGUAGE SUPPORT
7 app languages
- English
- Français
- Español
- Italiano
- Português
- فارسی
- Русский
The interface and atlas are available in these languages. Knowledge Base articles are in English and Russian. Latin anatomical terms and pronunciation are also included.
Is the 3D atlas really free?
Yes. All body systems in the 3D atlas and its exploration tools are available for free. Free also includes skeletal knowledge articles, the article of the day, five daily practice sessions, five daily AI requests, and one custom catalog.
Can I use it offline?
The atlas and on-device study tools can be used offline once the required content is on your device. The AI assistant, purchases, and iCloud sync need an internet connection.
Which languages are supported?
The interface and atlas support English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Persian, and Russian. Knowledge Base articles are available in English and Russian. Latin anatomical terminology and on-device pronunciation are also included.
Where do the anatomical models come from?
The atlas uses open-licensed anatomical models, including Z-Anatomy and BodyParts3D. Source attribution, licenses, and model sharing options are available in the app.
Is it a medical reference for clinical decisions?
AnatomyVerse is an educational tool for studying anatomy. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis or treatment advice. AI-generated explanations may contain errors.
FOR YOUR ANATOMY COURSE
Study with
AnatomyVerse.
Download on the App StoreFor iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Free with optional Premium.