A 3D human anatomy atlas with names in Arabic, English and Latin. Over 4,000 structures you can rotate, zoom and tap to identify — and it works offline.
◆ EXPLORE THE BODY
• Rotate with one finger, pinch to zoom, and tap any bone, muscle, artery or nerve to see its name in Arabic, English and Latin.
• Hide any layer, isolate a single structure, or make it x-ray to see what lies underneath.
• Clip plane on three axes — sagittal, coronal and axial — draggable through the whole body.
• Bony markings on every bone: processes, fossae, crests and tubercles.
• Origins and insertions of each muscle drawn on the bone, with the muscle turned x-ray so you can see the attachment sites.
◆ SYSTEMS INCLUDED
• Skeleton: skull, vertebral column, thorax and both limbs, with cartilages and teeth.
• Joints, ligaments, intervertebral discs and menisci.
• Muscular system: every muscle of the head, neck, trunk and limbs, plus fasciae, bursae and tendon sheaths.
• Heart and vessels: systemic and pulmonary arteries and veins, chambers and valves.
• Nervous system: brain, cerebellum, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial nerves, plexuses and sense organs.
• Viscera: digestive, respiratory, urinary, genital and endocrine systems.
• Lymphatic system and lymph nodes.
• Surface regions of the body.
◆ TEST YOURSELF
Every group has two quizzes: "identify the structure", where a structure lights up and you pick its name, and "find it", where you are given a name and tap it on the model. Your best score per group is saved and you can replay any time. Ideal for revising the skeleton, the muscles, the heart or the nervous system before an exam — a quick anatomy quiz, or a bones quiz, whenever you have five minutes.
◆ PRESENT ON A BIG SCREEN
Teaching a class? Put the model on a TV or projector and keep your phone in your hand as the remote.
• Cable: on phones with video output over USB-C, plug in a USB-C to HDMI adapter. The big screen shows only the model with large labels; every control stays on your phone.
• Wi-Fi: open the address the app gives you in the browser of a smart TV, projector or laptop on the same network or on your phone's hotspot. Nothing to install.
• Chromecast or Smart View: start casting, then tap Clean view to hide the buttons and fill the screen.
Quiz the whole room: the question and lettered answers appear on the big screen, and with cable or Wi-Fi your notifications never do.
◆ FAST SEARCH
Search in Arabic, English or Latin, then tap a result — the model flies to that structure and highlights it.
◆ TERMINOLOGY
Every structure carries an English name, its Latin name from Terminologia Anatomica, and an Arabic name following Unified Medical Dictionary conventions, plus a detailed description for thousands of structures.
◆ FREE AND PAID
The complete skeleton and all of its quizzes are free, with no time limit and no ads. Every other system unlocks in whichever way suits you: a monthly plan with the first month at half price, a yearly plan, or a one-time lifetime purchase that never renews. Plans renew until you cancel them in Google Play. Everything works offline after download, and any purchase is tied to your Google account and can be restored on another device with the "Restore purchase" button. We will not remove existing features in future updates.
◆ WHO IT IS FOR
First-year medical students, and students of dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy and nursing, health-institute students, teachers, artists and sculptors — and anyone who wants to understand the human body, its bones and its muscles visually.
The 3D models and definitions are derived from the open-source Z-Anatomy project (CC BY-SA 4.0), built on BodyParts3D; the adapted models inside this app are available under the same licence. Font: IBM Plex Sans Arabic under the SIL OFL.
This app is for education only and is not a substitute for medical advice or diagnosis.
Support and feedback: support@nasrtech.dev
3D anatomy atlas with quizzes: bones, muscles, nerves, organs. Arabic & Latin.