AnatomyGo

Explore the human body in 3D, for free, in your browser or on Android.

What you can do

• Explore 2,234 pieces in 15 systems. Rotate, zoom and tap any structure to see what it is.
• Search, isolate and explode the body to see where each part sits and what surrounds it.
• Open shared views with study pins, and reveal answers quiz-style.
• Pin parts and features right on the model, and vote on or comment on other people's pins.

No account is needed. It works on phones, tablets and computers.

Get AnatomyGo

• 🌐 Web: anatomygo.in, in any modern browser, including iPhone and iPad.
• 🤖 Android: Google Play. The same atlas as an app, fully offline, with no account.

Support AnatomyGo

AnatomyGo is free and made by a small team. If it helps you learn or teach, you can support it on Open Collective, where every contribution and expense is public.

Feedback and contributing

• Use Feedback in the site's About panel, or open an issue.
• If you spot an anatomy name or coverage error, please include a reference.
• For larger changes, open an issue first. The project is maintained by @th3kumar.

Run it locally

npm ci && npm --prefix playground ci
npm run check && npm run build
python3 -m http.server 3018 --bind 127.0.0.1 --directory dist   # open http://localhost:3018

You need Node.js 22.13 or newer. Maintainer notes (how the model loads, Playground, feedback, deployment) are in docs/maintaining.md.

Credits and license

• Viewer: based on Human Atlas, under the MIT license (LICENSE, notice).
• Anatomy: BodyParts3D © DBCLS, under CC BY 4.0. Sources and changes are listed in ATTRIBUTION.md.
• AnatomyGo is made for learning. It is not a tool for diagnosis or surgery.