Does it work without an internet connection?

Yes. The models and the terminology ship inside the app, so everything — the viewer, search and the quizzes — works with the network switched off. A connection is only used for the purchase itself and for anonymous usage analytics.

Can I show it on a projector or TV in class?

Yes. On phones with video output over USB-C, a USB-C to HDMI adapter puts a clean picture on the projector while the phone keeps the controls. Over Wi-Fi the app gives an address to open in any browser on the same network or on the phone's hotspot. With Chromecast or Smart View, cast as usual and tap Clean view.

Where do the 3D models come from?

They are derived from the open-source Z-Anatomy project, which is built on BodyParts3D, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. The models adapted for this app are available under the same licence.

Can I use it to diagnose or treat anything?

No. It is a study and teaching tool. It is not a medical device and is not a substitute for clinical advice or diagnosis.

Which systems are included?

Skeleton with cartilages and teeth, joints and ligaments, muscles with their fasciae, heart and vessels, the nervous system and sense organs, the viscera, the lymphatic system, and the surface regions of the body — plus 705 muscle origin and insertion patches drawn on the bone.

3D Human Anatomy Atlas in Arabic, English & Latin

What is actually in it

Not a handful of hero models — a labelled atlas, structure by structure.

4,218named structures

3languages per structure

3,427with a description

705muscle attachment patches

Skeleton — skull, spine, thorax, both limbs, cartilages and teeth
Joints — ligaments, discs and menisci (413)
Muscles — head, neck, trunk and limbs, with fasciae and tendon sheaths (683)
Heart & vessels — chambers, valves, systemic and pulmonary circulation (676)
Nervous system — brain, brainstem, cord, cranial nerves, plexuses, sense organs (582)
Viscera — digestive, respiratory, urinary, genital and endocrine (119)
Lymphatic system — vessels and nodes (163)
Surface regions — the named regions of the body (256)

How you actually use it

Three gestures cover most of a study session.

Turn the body and tap

One finger rotates, two fingers zoom. Tap any bone, muscle, artery or nerve and its name appears in Arabic, English and Latin at once.

Take away what is in the way

Hide a layer, isolate one structure, make it x-ray, or drag a cutting plane through the body on the sagittal, coronal or axial axis.

Close the book and test yourself

Every group turns into two quizzes: name the highlighted structure, or find the named one on the model. Ten questions, and your best score is kept.

What the app does

Built for revision, not for a demo reel.

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Three names, always

Arabic following Unified Medical Dictionary conventions, English, and the Latin term from Terminologia Anatomica — on the same card. Every structure has its Arabic and English names; almost all have the Latin term too.

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Search in any of them

Type in Arabic, English or Latin. Tap a result and the model flies to that structure and highlights it.

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Cut through the body

A clipping plane on three axes, draggable through the whole model, with a flip button for the other half.

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Origins and insertions

705 attachment patches drawn on the bone itself, so you see where a muscle actually starts and ends rather than reading it.

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Two quizzes per group

"Which structure is highlighted?" and "Tap this one on the model." Best score saved per group, replayable any time.

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Works offline

Models and terminology are inside the app. On a hospital basement Wi-Fi or on a plane, it behaves the same.

Teach it on a big screen

The TV or projector shows the model and big labels. Your phone stays in your hand as the remote.

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Cable

On phones with video output over USB-C, plug in a USB-C to HDMI adapter and the show starts by itself. The big screen gets a clean picture; every control stays on the phone.

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Wi-Fi, any browser

The app shows an address; open it in the browser of a smart TV, a projector or the laptop on the projector. No Wi-Fi in the hall? Use your phone’s hotspot. Nothing to install.

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Chromecast and Smart View

Cast your screen as usual, then tap Clean view: the buttons disappear and the picture turns sideways to fill the TV.

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Quiz the whole room

The question and lettered answers appear on the big screen, so the class can call out “B”. The answer only shows after you reveal it.

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Nothing private on the wall

With cable or Wi-Fi only the model and its names are sent — never your notifications or other apps.

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Pause the big screen

One tap blanks the projector to the app’s title card while you set up the next structure on the phone.

عربي بالكامل، مش واجهة معرّبة

أغلب تطبيقات التشريح تترجم أزرار القائمة وتترك أسماء البنى بالإنجليزية. هنا كل بنية من 4,218 بنية لها اسم عربي مكتوب وفق اصطلاحات المعجم الطبي الموحد، جنب الاسم الإنجليزي، ومعهما المصطلح اللاتيني من Terminologia Anatomica لكل البنى تقريبًا، وتقدر تبحث بالعربية نفسها.

عارض ثلاثي الأبعاد: تدوير وتقريب، وضغطة واحدة تعرض الاسم بثلاث لغات.
إخفاء أي طبقة، عزل بنية واحدة، جعلها شفافة، ومستوى قطع سهمي وإكليلي ومحوري.
منشأ ومغرز كل عضلة مرسومَين على العظم (705 مواضع ارتباط).
اختباران لكل مجموعة مع حفظ أفضل نتيجة — مراجعة سريعة قبل الامتحان.
اعرضه على تلفزيون أو بروجكتور: بالكابل، أو بالواي فاي في أي متصفح، أو بكروم كاست — وموبايلك في إيدك ريموت.
يعمل بدون إنترنت. كل الأجهزة والاختبارات تُفتح باشتراك شهري (الشهر الأول بنصف السعر) أو سنوي، أو بشراء واحد مدى الحياة.

الترجمة العربية تخضع لمراجعة طبية مستمرة؛ لو لقيت مصطلحًا يحتاج تصحيحًا اكتب لنا على support@nasrtech.dev وهيتعدّل في التحديث اللي بعده.

What it will not do

Said here rather than after you install it.

✗It is not a medical device. This is a study and teaching tool. It does not diagnose, does not treat, and is not a substitute for clinical advice.
✗The long descriptions are English only. 3,427 structures carry a detailed description; those texts come from the open-source source data and have not been translated yet. The names themselves are in all three languages.
✗It is not a radiology atlas. There are no CT or MRI slices — the cutting plane cuts the 3D model, it does not show real sectional imaging.
✗No animation of movement. Muscles are shown with their attachments, not as an animated joint simulator.
✗The Arabic terminology is under review. It follows Unified Medical Dictionary conventions and is being checked by a physician; corrections from readers are welcome and applied.

Fair by design

The complaints people write about other anatomy apps are mostly about the deal, not the models.

✓A lifetime option — one payment, kept forever, never renews.
✓No ads — the app shows none, on any plan.
✓No account — nothing to sign up for.
✓Restore purchase — tied to your Google account, on any device.
✓Nothing is taken away — features you have paid for stay in the app.
✓No files, no photos, no location. See the Privacy Policy.

Offline Lifetime option Arabic · English · Latin No ads

One purchase opens every system

The skeleton, joints, muscles, vessels, nerves, viscera, lymphatics and regions, with every quiz, open three ways: monthly (first month half price), yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase that never renews. There is no account. There are no ads. Plans renew until you cancel them in Google Play, and anything you buy can be restored on any device signed in to the same Google account. Payment is handled by Google Play Billing; we never see your card.

Questions people actually ask

Short answers, no hedging.

Is it really in Arabic, or just the menus?

Every one of the 4,218 structures carries an Arabic name following Unified Medical Dictionary conventions, next to its English name and, for almost all of them, the Latin term from Terminologia Anatomica — and you can search in Arabic. The long descriptions attached to 3,427 structures are currently English only.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. The models and terminology ship inside the app, so the viewer, the search and the quizzes all work offline. A connection is used only for the purchase itself and for anonymous usage analytics.

What does it cost?

Every system and every quiz needs one of three in-app purchases: a monthly plan with the first month at half price, a yearly plan, or a one-time lifetime purchase that is yours forever. There is no account. There are no ads. Plans renew until you cancel them in Google Play; the lifetime unlock never renews. Any of them can be restored on another device signed in to the same Google account.

Can I show it on a projector in class?

Yes, three ways. A USB-C to HDMI adapter (on phones with video output over USB-C) puts a clean picture on the projector while the phone keeps the controls. Over Wi-Fi, the app gives you an address to open in any browser on the same network or on your phone’s hotspot. With Chromecast or Smart View, cast as usual and tap Clean view. Bluetooth cannot carry video, so it is not one of them.

Where do the models come from?

From the open-source Z-Anatomy project, built on BodyParts3D and licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. The versions adapted for this app are available under the same licence — write to us and we will send them.

Can I use it for diagnosis?

No. It is an educational atlas, not a medical device, and it is not a substitute for clinical advice or diagnosis.

How big is the download?

The models and terminology are compressed to about 44 MB inside the app, so nothing is downloaded afterwards.

Which phones does it run on?

Android 8.0 and newer, 64-bit. The renderer is tuned for mid-range phones rather than flagships.