Anatomía 101
The whole body, layer by layer
One tap takes you from the skeleton to the muscles, the circulatory system or the organs, with both a male and a female figure.
3D anatomy atlas
The human body, in your hand.
Spin the whole body with your finger, move from bones to muscles, vessels and organs, and tap any structure to see its name in Spanish and Latin, what it looks like, what it articulates with and why it matters clinically.
Free, no account, works offline. For iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later. The app is currently in Spanish, with anatomical names in Latin.
4 layersbones, muscles, vessels and organs of the whole body
1,200+structures to tap, each with its name in Spanish and Latin
16detailed models: skull, hand, foot, heart, spine…
14guided courses that walk you through each region step by step
Features
Built for studying, not just looking
From the big picture to the detail of every structure, and from there to reviewing what you’ve learned.
Tap and learn
Every structure comes with its own card: description, what it articulates with and clinical significance. Isolate it to see it on its own from every angle.
Guided courses
Region-by-region tours that take you piece by piece, with the camera at the best angle and the rest of the body turned to glass.
Quizzes to review
Multiple choice, true or false, spotting the structure on the 3D model, and a guessing game where every hint costs you points.
Your material, right where it belongs
Attach your lab photos, course PDFs, voice notes and notes to each structure, or build your own albums.
Find any structure
Type a name in Latin or Spanish, like “femur” or “biceps” (accents optional), and open it right on the model. Save your favorites.
In detail
When the whole body isn’t enough
The most-studied regions get a model of their own, with every piece separate.
Skull
The cranial vault, face and mandible, bone by bone, with all 28 teeth as pieces of their own.
- 22 bones and 28 teeth to tap and isolate
- Description, articulations and clinical significance for every bone
- A guided course that tours the skull
Inside the heart
Peel back the wall to look inside, and switch on layer by layer whatever you want to study.
- Valves, papillary muscles and coronary arteries
- The great vessels in place
- A card organized by topic: internal anatomy, physiology, blood supply, innervation and clinical notes
Hand, foot and spine
Carpus, metacarpals and phalanges; tarsus and metatarsals; every vertebra of the spine. The small bones, shown big and right where they belong.
- 16 detailed models across 4 regions
- From the whole body, one tap takes you to the detailed model of a piece
Screenshots
Here’s how it looks on iPhone
Your material is yours
No account, no ads, no tracking. Your photos, recordings, PDFs and notes stay on your phone and are never uploaded anywhere. Privacy policy