The human body, named in Arabic, English and Latin
4,218 structures you can turn in your hand, peel apart, cut through and be tested on. Everything runs on the phone — no connection needed once it is installed.
Full skeleton and its quizzes free · One-time unlock for the rest · No subscription · No ads · No account.
Not a handful of hero models — a labelled atlas, structure by structure.
Three gestures cover most of a study session.
One finger rotates, two fingers zoom. Tap any bone, muscle, artery or nerve and its name appears in Arabic, English and Latin at once.
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.
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.
Built for revision, not for a demo reel.
Arabic following Unified Medical Dictionary conventions, English, and the Latin term from Terminologia Anatomica — on the same card, for every structure.
Type in Arabic, English or Latin. Tap a result and the model flies to that structure and highlights it.
A clipping plane on three axes, draggable through the whole model, with a flip button for the other half.
705 attachment patches drawn on the bone itself, so you see where a muscle actually starts and ends rather than reading it.
"Which structure is highlighted?" and "Tap this one on the model." Best score saved per group, replayable any time.
Models and terminology are inside the app. On a hospital basement Wi-Fi or on a plane, it behaves the same.
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 والاسم اللاتيني من Terminologia Anatomica، وتقدر تبحث بالعربية نفسها.
الترجمة العربية تخضع لمراجعة طبية مستمرة؛ لو لقيت مصطلحًا يحتاج تصحيحًا اكتب لنا على support@nasrtech.dev وهيتعدّل في التحديث اللي بعده.
Said here rather than after you install it.
The complaints people write about other anatomy apps are mostly about the deal, not the models.
The whole skeleton is free
All 621 skeletal entries and every skeleton quiz, with no time limit and no ads. A single one-time purchase unlocks the joints, muscles, vessels, nerves, viscera, lymphatics and regions — permanently, on every device signed in to the same Google account. Payment is handled by Google Play Billing; we never see your card.
Short answers, no hedging.
Every one of the 4,218 structures carries an Arabic name following Unified Medical Dictionary conventions, next to its English name and its Latin name from Terminologia Anatomica — and you can search in Arabic. The long descriptions attached to 3,431 structures are currently English only.
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.
No. The skeleton and its quizzes are free with no time limit; one payment unlocks everything else permanently and can be restored on any device.
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.
No. It is an educational atlas, not a medical device, and it is not a substitute for clinical advice or diagnosis.
The models and terminology are compressed to about 44 MB inside the app, so nothing is downloaded afterwards.
Android 8.0 and newer, 64-bit. The renderer is tuned for mid-range phones rather than flagships.
3D models and descriptions derive from the Z-Anatomy project (Gauthier Kervyn and contributors), built on BodyParts3D, under CC BY-SA 4.0; the models adapted for this app are available under the same licence. Latin terminology follows Terminologia Anatomica 2. Arabic follows Unified Medical Dictionary conventions. Typeface: IBM Plex Sans Arabic (SIL OFL).