I find this app has been incredibly helpful for many wonderful uses. I first got it as an educational tool for my daughter who had an interest in studying massage therapy. It’s helped her learn every muscle, ligament and how they attach to the bones, ect A few years later she had to have major hip surgery ( FAI) and years of PT to rebalance her body and this app has helped us understand her body, helps her be that much more spot on about which areas are doing what so she can communicate to her Drs &PTs so it’s made her recovery that much better, more specific. And now Ive been using it for similar needs as I recover from my spinal surgeries. Even today, cuz something felt ‘stuck’ and I was in agony, couldn’t get to see any PT in any timely manner, so I referred to the app, looked up the area that was hurting, got an inside look at how the muscles overlay eachother and was able to visualize what might be ‘stuck’ so I could massage and stretch accordingly and it worked. I got an amazing release and relief and I can walk today w/o agony and a limp. So 👍👍👍👍👍

I cannot say enough how much I love this app. I recommend it to all of my classmates in medical school because for this price it really does not get any better. I did happen to find one small error under the description of one of the muscles. When you select the popliteus and then the button to see its Origin, insertion, innovation and actions, it says one of its actions is laterally rotating the leg. In reality, the popliteus medially rotates the lower leg. When you click on the video for the actions of the popliteus, it has the correct movement and description (medially rotating the lower leg). This is such a tiny error, and the only one I have found thus far. Like I said, this app is incredible and I wish I could give it even more stars.

As a professional artist and art educator and now retiree I used this app daily. Whenever I draw the human body and need to remember the location and names of these muscles I can look them up in a moment! As art educator we often drew the human body and I could use this for my students to better visualize the shape of these muscles and bone structure for without that knowledge you cannot be successful in correct anatomical figurative work. I still use this app as an artist but now as a retiree I have occasional problems with different parts of my body and I can see the relationship between one muscle and where it refers to in my body. Excellent app.

I’m guessing I’m missing something obvious but...where is the spleen? I get the impracticality of showing lymph nodes but, the spleen? Kind of important. The heart is shown in way that does not visualize 4 chambers...there is no septum that I can find. Wasn’t too thrilled about the brain, either. I think a little more specificity would not be asking too much. So, I am unable to find some basic body parts. I am hopeful that this is my own failure. I think a program like this should be able to meet the basic standard set by physical, take-apart, 3-D models. As it stands, with such basic parts missing, I can only give 3 stars. I’ll update if it turns out this is all my fault in navigating the program. Maybe you get the extra body parts if you pay for premium or something? Dunno....