Human Anatomy Atlas 2026

Name: Human Anatomy Atlas 2026
Price: 24.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (20227 reviews)
Author: Visible Body Apps

Complete 3D Human Body

$24.99 · In‑App Purchases

20K Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

Visible Body Apps
Language

EN
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Size

1.3
GB

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Explore human anatomy in interactive 3D with Visible Body! Human Anatomy Atlas is a one-time purchase that gives you access to essential gross anatomy 3D models and select microanatomy models and animations on your iOS devices. Additional in-app purchases are available for physiology animations and dental content. With Human Anatomy Atlas, you get: * Full female and male 3D models to study gross anatomy. View these alongside cadaver and diagnostic images. * 3D views of key organs at multiple levels. Study the lungs, bronchi, and alveoli; Review the kidneys, renal pyramids, and nephrons. * Muscle and bone models that you can move. Learn muscle actions, bone landmarks, attachments, innervations, and blood supply. * Fascia models to see how it divides the muscles of the upper and lower limbs into compartments. You also get a variety of study and presentation tools: * Dissect models on screen, in augmented reality (AR), and in cross-sections. Download free lab activities that walk you through key structures. * Take 3D dissection quizzes and check your progress. * Make interactive 3D presentations that link sets of models to explain and review a topic. Label structures with tags, notes, and 3D drawings.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

20K Ratings

Been with me through 4 years of medical school
10/15/2020

Nickel II
I originally bought this when a sale was going on prior to starting med school. Now with 4th year coming to an end, I can definitely say this app has been a great supplement to learning, both in didactic and clinical years. The overall set-up and models are great. They’ve continued support for the app and have a solid development history. Depending on your intended use for this, it can be a great primary resource for learning anatomy or as a great adjunct resource for medical training. It’s not perfect just like everything else that exists. In the long run, if you think something like this would be nice to have and you can reasonably afford it, I say go for it. [Now, if they join forces with the folks at Amboss, Anki, Pathoma and Radiopaedia for a seamlessly integrated platform with optional user tagged references to UptoDate, Evernote and Figure1, then it will be darn-near-perfect, I’ll change my review to a 6 and hand over all my student loan money.]
Been with me through 4 years of medical school
10/15/2020

Nickel II

I originally bought this when a sale was going on prior to starting med school. Now with 4th year coming to an end, I can definitely say this app has been a great supplement to learning, both in didactic and clinical years. The overall set-up and models are great. They’ve continued support for the app and have a solid development history. Depending on your intended use for this, it can be a great primary resource for learning anatomy or as a great adjunct resource for medical training. It’s not perfect just like everything else that exists. In the long run, if you think something like this would be nice to have and you can reasonably afford it, I say go for it. [Now, if they join forces with the folks at Amboss, Anki, Pathoma and Radiopaedia for a seamlessly integrated platform with optional user tagged references to UptoDate, Evernote and Figure1, then it will be darn-near-perfect, I’ll change my review to a 6 and hand over all my student loan money.]
Feature still needed and bugs still apparent
08/06/2020

Omfganimal
Make an option in the settings to disable gestures (completely disable, not just visually which you can already do). I constantly accidentally hide/fade something I'm looking at by panning because the gestures are so intrusive. This is absolutely needed. I do it dozens of times without even trying and have to be so careful. I reported this months ago via support email and was told this was relayed. I have also reported missing pronunciations months ago and they still haven't been fixed. i.e. costal facet of transverse processes of T01 and scalene tubercle of rib 1. And no, these are not the only ones. It seems every costal facet of transverse processes (don't think there are any other scalene parts) are gone. Yes, I can just read it, but as someone who takes the time to send feedback with steps to reproduce bugs in hopes to see something being improved it is quite frustrating to see that my time was wasted. If it just wants to be ignored then please hang a sign somewhere that says "We don't like making improvements and fixing bugs. Please don't try to be of help." As there's also bugs like going into landmark view, closing the app, then coming back out of the view when the app restarted only to find your view reset. I can no longer find the bug where it unhides hidden parts after viewing landmarks or after undoing/redoing something. The last update didn't say anything about fixing bugs so if I come across it I guess I'll update this review with steps.. as if pretending that will get fixed too :P

Developer Response
Hi,We appreciate your feedback! Just to let you know, you can toggle the gesture feature on/off from inside the Settings menu located at the bottom of any screen. If you need any further assistance, you may contact our Support Team by emailing support@visiblebody.com. Thank you,Mohsin
Feature still needed and bugs still apparent
08/06/2020

Omfganimal

Make an option in the settings to disable gestures (completely disable, not just visually which you can already do). I constantly accidentally hide/fade something I'm looking at by panning because the gestures are so intrusive. This is absolutely needed. I do it dozens of times without even trying and have to be so careful. I reported this months ago via support email and was told this was relayed. I have also reported missing pronunciations months ago and they still haven't been fixed. i.e. costal facet of transverse processes of T01 and scalene tubercle of rib 1. And no, these are not the only ones. It seems every costal facet of transverse processes (don't think there are any other scalene parts) are gone. Yes, I can just read it, but as someone who takes the time to send feedback with steps to reproduce bugs in hopes to see something being improved it is quite frustrating to see that my time was wasted. If it just wants to be ignored then please hang a sign somewhere that says "We don't like making improvements and fixing bugs. Please don't try to be of help." As there's also bugs like going into landmark view, closing the app, then coming back out of the view when the app restarted only to find your view reset. I can no longer find the bug where it unhides hidden parts after viewing landmarks or after undoing/redoing something. The last update didn't say anything about fixing bugs so if I come across it I guess I'll update this review with steps.. as if pretending that will get fixed too :P
Developer Response 08/03/2020
Hi,We appreciate your feedback! Just to let you know, you can toggle the gesture feature on/off from inside the Settings menu located at the bottom of any screen. If you need any further assistance, you may contact our Support Team by emailing support@visiblebody.com. Thank you,Mohsin
Incredible!
01/31/2018

Nicknamelessthanthirtychar
The level of detail and apparent accuracy are truly remarkable for any app, and especially for a free app with no ads. There are so many ways to access every area of the body: by system, area, function, groups, and many others.The views can be rotated to literally any angle and zoomed in or out, all with smooth, fluid motion. Body parts can be articulated as they actually operate and viewed from any angle, including from inside the body. For example, the viewer can be inside the skull and observe how the jaw works from an angle not possible in real life. Or the scapula from inside the chest.Layers can be added or peeled away with the touch of a button: bones, then ligaments and tendons, then fascia, nerves, vasculature, whatever there is. Touch another area and detailed descriptions from MedlinePlus appear in drop down boxes.The illustrations are very detailed and realistic. Color can be added to clearly differentiate among elements: fascia, nerves, and tendons, for example.I am amazed by and very pleased with this app. I’d think it would be a great tool for massage therapists, physical and occupational therapists, orthopedic folks, surgeons of all sorts, neurologists, and the like to clearly indicate to patients what’s what. Regular folks could benefit by having it too, I think. Great way to learn and to teach your kids.And no, I don’t work for the company and am not being paid for the review. I’m just so impressed I thought I’d share my enthusiasm for the app.Wow!
Incredible!
01/31/2018

Nicknamelessthanthirtychar

The level of detail and apparent accuracy are truly remarkable for any app, and especially for a free app with no ads. There are so many ways to access every area of the body: by system, area, function, groups, and many others.The views can be rotated to literally any angle and zoomed in or out, all with smooth, fluid motion. Body parts can be articulated as they actually operate and viewed from any angle, including from inside the body. For example, the viewer can be inside the skull and observe how the jaw works from an angle not possible in real life. Or the scapula from inside the chest.Layers can be added or peeled away with the touch of a button: bones, then ligaments and tendons, then fascia, nerves, vasculature, whatever there is. Touch another area and detailed descriptions from MedlinePlus appear in drop down boxes.The illustrations are very detailed and realistic. Color can be added to clearly differentiate among elements: fascia, nerves, and tendons, for example.I am amazed by and very pleased with this app. I’d think it would be a great tool for massage therapists, physical and occupational therapists, orthopedic folks, surgeons of all sorts, neurologists, and the like to clearly indicate to patients what’s what. Regular folks could benefit by having it too, I think. Great way to learn and to teach your kids.And no, I don’t work for the company and am not being paid for the review. I’m just so impressed I thought I’d share my enthusiasm for the app.Wow!
Wow! Wow! Woweeee!
09/13/2018

lahalick
Unbelievable, wonderful, fantastic app! I'm not one to take time to write reviews. But I have to thank the developers of this incredibly useful tool. I am a singing teacher who focuses on functional technique, i.e. the way the larynx and its surrounding structures move (thus influencing how the larynx functions). Mine is a relatively unusual approach to teaching vocal technique, but I get amazing results with my students from this methodology. For years I've been looking for a book, pictures, diagrams that can show me practically how the muscles of the larynx & pharynx are layered so I can understand which muscles to release or contract. And this app does it all (except showing me how the intrinsic muscles of the larynx move). This app allows me to FADE muscles so I can see what's underneath them. It shows me the nerves innervating the larynx, the blood vessels, the membranes, etc.Thank you, thank you, thank you! I can show my massage therapist, my physical therapist and my chiropractor specifically what to work on now.I look forward to add on features to this amazing app. I've been sharing it with my students as well, so you have an enthusiastic (if not evangelical) marketing consultant in perhaps an unexpected client base. Brands! Bravo!
Wow! Wow! Woweeee!
09/13/2018

lahalick

Unbelievable, wonderful, fantastic app! I'm not one to take time to write reviews. But I have to thank the developers of this incredibly useful tool. I am a singing teacher who focuses on functional technique, i.e. the way the larynx and its surrounding structures move (thus influencing how the larynx functions). Mine is a relatively unusual approach to teaching vocal technique, but I get amazing results with my students from this methodology. For years I've been looking for a book, pictures, diagrams that can show me practically how the muscles of the larynx & pharynx are layered so I can understand which muscles to release or contract. And this app does it all (except showing me how the intrinsic muscles of the larynx move). This app allows me to FADE muscles so I can see what's underneath them. It shows me the nerves innervating the larynx, the blood vessels, the membranes, etc.Thank you, thank you, thank you! I can show my massage therapist, my physical therapist and my chiropractor specifically what to work on now.I look forward to add on features to this amazing app. I've been sharing it with my students as well, so you have an enthusiastic (if not evangelical) marketing consultant in perhaps an unexpected client base. Brands! Bravo!

Your feedback and suggestions have inspired these new updates in Human Anatomy Atlas: * Compact mode: The info box can now be fully collapsed, providing a less intrusive experience when in a 3D view. * Body system layers: Add or remove layers to all human body systems in the Systems Tray by using the new plus or minus icons. * Content Search is now part of the main menu, making it faster and easier to find and launch the assets you need. * For your convenience, we’ve added a new section to the Content Search tab where you can find a collection of your recently visited content. * Bug fixes and improvements.

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