Anatomy Atlas 3D: Human Body review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Anatomy Atlas 3D if you want a free 3D reference to look up structures and quiz yourself on their names. If you need written explanations, exam-style question banks or an app with a long track record, TeachMe Anatomy or Human Anatomy Atlas fits better.

What Anatomy Atlas 3D: Human Body is

Anatomy Atlas 3D: Human Body is a 3D atlas for students of medicine, dentistry, nursing and physical therapy. The description lists more than 1,000 structures on a male and a female body, six layers from superficial muscles to the skeleton, English and Latin names (Terminologia Anatomica 2) with short definitions from Wikipedia, section planes, and detailed organ models such as the brain, spinal cord, eye and ear. A quiz asks you to find a named structure on the model or pick its name among four.

Who it suits

• A free 3D anatomy reference
• Quick self-testing on structure names

Strengths

• Free with no in-app purchases, and no account or ads, per the listing
• Muscle cards with actions, origin, insertion, innervation and blood supply
• Male and female bodies with layers and section planes
• Works offline, per the description
• No tracking and no data linked to you

Limits

• Released on October 14, 2026, with no ratings yet, so there is no track record
• Requires iOS 18, and the listing covers iPhone and iPad only
• A reference and quiz tool, not a course: no lessons, articles, videos or spaced repetition are described
• Its 1,000+ structures are fewer than some other atlases list
• Definitions come from Wikipedia rather than being written for the app

What the free version does

The listing shows the app as free with no in-app purchases, and the description says there is no account and no ads. The female body downloads once, the first time you open it.

Price

Anatomy Atlas 3D is free on the US App Store in November 2026, with no in-app purchases listed.

Privacy

The privacy label declares no tracking and no data linked to you. Location and usage data are collected without being linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a 3D head and neck with muscles, vessels and nerves beside a layer rail, a deltoid card with Isolate and Hide buttons, action, origin and insertion, and a quiz asking you to tap the rectus abdominis.