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Free, no account, no ads, works offline

Anatomy Atlas 3D is completely free: every structure, layer, muscle card and the quiz. No subscription, no account, no ads, no tracking, and it works offline on iPad and iPhone.

By the Anatomy Atlas 3D team · Updated · 2 min read

Free, no account, no ads, works offline, Anatomy Atlas 3D

Many anatomy apps follow the same model: a few structures for free, then a subscription for the rest. Anatomy Atlas 3D doesn't.

What "free" means here

  • Every structure of the atlas, both bodies, all six layers
  • Every muscle card, with origins, insertions and actions
  • The organ explorer, cross sections and the quiz
  • No subscription, no in-app purchase to unlock content

No account, no ads, no tracking

You don't sign up for anything. There are no ads. The app collects no personal data.

Works offline

Everything is on your iPhone or iPad. Study in a lecture hall with bad Wi-Fi, on the train or in the library basement. The 3D view only redraws when something changes, which keeps your battery going through long revision sessions.

Frequently asked questions

Will Anatomy Atlas 3D stay free?

There are no plans to charge for the atlas.

Does it work on iPad?

Yes, on iPad and iPhone. On iPad, the structure card sits in a side panel and you keep turning the model next to it.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet.

Explore the human body in 3D, free

2,000 structures, six layers to peel, muscle cards with origin, insertion and action, every organ part by part and a quiz to test yourself. No account, no ads, works offline on iPad and iPhone.

Download free on the App Store

Keep reading

Feature Six anatomy layers you can peel in one swipe From the superficial muscles to the skeleton, one tap or one swipe at a time. Feature Muscle cards with origin, insertion, action and innervation The four things every exam asks about a muscle, on one card. Feature An anatomy quiz that works like the practical exam The app names a structure, you find it on the model. 15 questions, by region and system. Feature Explore every organ, part by part Eleven organs on their own, each part listed and selectable.