Anatomia: 3D Human Anatomy

Anatomia is a 3D anatomy atlas for your pocket. Nine human organs, modelled in real dimensional detail, that you can rotate in your hand, zoom into, and take apart structure by structure.

No lecture hall. No login. Just the specimen and you.

WHAT IS INSIDE

• Nine 3D organs: heart, brain, lungs, liver, kidneys, eye, intestine, pancreas and skin
• 35 labelled structures across the collection, each named with its Terminologia Anatomica (TA2) Latin term
• Real-time 3D you actually control: drag to orbit, pinch to zoom, auto-rotate to present, one tap to reset the view
• Tap any marker on the model to open a callout with that structure's name, its Latin term and a plain-language description
• A reference sheet per organ: description, key facts (size, weight, location, blood supply, daily workload), the clinical note, a fun fact and the conditions that affect it
• Twelve languages, fully translated: English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish, with proper right-to-left layout for Arabic
• Works entirely offline. Every model and every word ships inside the app

HOW IT WORKS

1. Pick an organ from the strip along the bottom
2. Drag to turn it, pinch to move in closer
3. Tap a coloured dot to read what that structure is and what it does
4. Pull up the sheet for the full reference on that organ

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Most anatomy apps are either a wall of flat diagrams or a heavyweight medical suite with a subscription attached. Anatomia sits between them: real 3D specimens, rendered on the GPU, wrapped in an unhurried design that treats anatomy as something worth looking at rather than something to cram.

The structure names are not invented for the app. They follow Terminologia Anatomica, the international standard, so what you learn here matches your textbook, your lab and your exam.

And it respects you. No account. No ads. No tracking. No network calls to read an organ. Open it on a plane and it behaves exactly the same.

WHO IT IS FOR

• Medical, nursing, dentistry and paramedic students revising organ structure
• Biology and health science students at school or college
• Teachers who need something to put on a screen in front of a class
• Patients who want to understand what a doctor just described
• Anyone curious about the machine they live inside

Anatomia is an educational reference. It is not a diagnostic tool and does not give medical advice.

Requires a device with Impeller and Flutter GPU support.

Download Anatomia and start with the heart.