Anatomy 3D: Human Body Organs

Turn a human organ in your hand, touch it, and find out what you just touched. Anatomy 3D is a 3D human anatomy app for students, teachers and anyone curious about the body.

Nine organs, modelled in photorealistic 3D. Rotate each one with a finger, pinch to zoom, and tap a marked point to read the name of that structure and what it does. This is anatomy you handle, not anatomy you skim off a flat diagram.

WHAT YOU GET
• Nine organs in real 3D: brain, eye, lungs, heart, liver, pancreas, kidneys, intestine and skin.
• 35 marked points across those nine organs — between three and six on each. Tap one and read what that part is called and what it does.
• Six figures for every organ: size, weight, location, tissue type, blood supply and one thing it does every day.
• Eight conditions associated with each organ, written as study reference.
• A quiz that asks you to find a structure on the model: "tap the left ventricle". No multiple choice — you point at it.
• A four-screen tutorial, so you know how to move a model before you start.

HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT COVERS
Nine organs, covered in depth. This app is not the whole human body: there are no bones, no muscles and no nervous system maps. If nine organs in real 3D with marked parts, organ facts and a quiz is the anatomy you want, that is exactly what you get.

NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR
No account, no login, no email, no password, no cloud sync. Nothing you do is stored on a server of ours, because we do not run one. There is no subscription and no in-app purchase.

SMALL, AND IT WORKS WITHOUT SIGNAL
Every 3D model and every text ships inside the app, so it behaves the same on a plane, in a basement classroom, or with mobile data switched off.

WHO IT IS FOR
- Biology and health science students revising organ anatomy before an exam.
- Nursing and medical students who want a 3D anatomy reference in a pocket.
- Teachers who need a human body model to project or pass around in class.
- Anyone who was given the name of an organ part and wants to see where it sits.
- Anyone who ever wondered what a pancreas actually looks like.

IMPORTANT
This is educational material, not medical advice. Anatomy 3D does not diagnose, treat or monitor anything, and it does not replace a doctor, a textbook or a class. The conditions listed for each organ are context for the structure you are looking at, nothing more. If something about your health worries you, talk to a health professional.