3D Bones and Muscles (Anatomy)

This is an amazing app, and the price makes it 20x better. There are no annoying advertisements 👌🏻 and it does what it says it does 👍🏼👍🏼 But it could do with an option to focus on selected item. Like have a button that will center the view on that item, also settings that allow you to adjust rotation sensitivity. It could also use more in depth quizzes, add more items for individual bones eg: select the region corresponding to the zygomatic process of the temporal bone.

Cannot speak highly enough about this app has all the bones you can rotate the body anyway that you want and it lets you personalize quizzes. The only suggestions I would have for them to improve are that you be able to lock your view so that you can zoom in and turn it without flipping the body every time and to add in the different processes, foremina, and sutures of the skull...that would be amazing! Fantastic ap for learning the anatomy!

This is a great app. I use it often when trying to better understand some aspect of my anatomy, or when trying to explain to someone else where something is located on, or in, a particular part of the body. I have also used it when discussing a problem area with my doctor. Am grateful to have access to this app! Kudos to its creator!

This app is pretty good! I'm studying nursing and this really helps a bunch. The only thing(s) I wish was different was the handling of it all. When you try to zoom in or move the direction of view it goes crazy and you end up losing your place. The other thing is for the naming of the muscles. They don't have it for the lower extremities. But other than that It's great. And I appreciate that it's free. Broke college students can't afford to pay $12 just for an app hahaha thanks so much 😊

I just started using this app. It is a little hard at first to navigate as there isn't a tutorial option for what the different buttons do. I like the voice option when you touch on bone or organ. It helps with pronunciation. I love the 3D movement to see particular bone or organ in full view versus the one dimensional view you get in textbooks. I like moving the skeleton around to various views to get more accurate information for learning.