Anatome: Anatomy Atlas

About Anatome: Anatomy Atlas

Anatome is a serious, offline anatomy atlas and study companion for students — a reference you own outright, not a subscription that expires. Every plate, structure, diagram and study tool lives on your device. No account, no sign-in, no network calls, no tracking.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• 255 plates from Gray's Anatomy (1918, public domain) across the skeletal, articular, muscular, nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urogenital, endocrine, sensory and integumentary systems, plus surface and developmental anatomy. Every plate was checked by eye and given an accurate English title and body region.
• A library of 241 structures, each with its Terminologia Anatomica Latin name, English name, synonyms, a concise description, clinical relevance and on-device pronunciation.
• 76 muscles with origin, insertion, innervation and action.
• 9 diagrams drawn by the app — brachial plexus, cerebral arterial circle, arch of the aorta, chambers and valves of the heart, vertebral column, bones of the hand, abdominal regions, layers of the scalp and lobes of the cerebrum — with 107 labels.

EXPLORE
• Browse plates by system or region; pinch to zoom, double-tap to fit.
• Tap-to-identify on 10 featured plates (103 labelled points), linked to the full structure entry.
• Search Latin or English names, synonyms and muscle attachments and nerves.
• Browse structures by system or region, or open the muscle library grouped by region.

STUDY
• Spaced-repetition flashcards (five-box Leitner schedule) for your own deck — add single structures, a whole system or region, or every muscle.
• Quizzes: Latin to English, English to Latin, identify from a description, and for muscles, innervation and action. Wrong options are chosen so they can never also be correct.
• Labeling drills on the app-drawn diagrams: "Find it" (tap the named structure) and "Name it" (identify the highlighted pin). Each label has its own spaced-repetition schedule.
• Progress: daily activity for the last 14 days, streak, accuracy, and mastery by system and by diagram, all computed from your own answers.

MAKE IT YOURS
• Bookmark plates and structures.
• Write notes on any structure and pin numbered notes to any point on a plate.
• Export your notes as Markdown, and back up or restore all study data as a file you keep.

WHO IT'S FOR
Medical, nursing, physiotherapy, dental, EMT and paramedic students; massage, fitness and yoga professionals; anyone learning human anatomy.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN
Anatome never connects to the internet. Your deck, progress, notes and bookmarks stay on your device unless you export a backup yourself.

SOURCES
Illustrations are from Henry Gray's Anatomy of the Human Body (20th US edition, 1918), in the public domain, digitised via Wikimedia Commons. Names follow Terminologia Anatomica; descriptions, muscle data and clinical notes were written for this app and checked against standard anatomy references. Diagrams are simplified schematics and state their orientation.

Educational reference only. Anatome is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.