Fixed muscle part selection in the 3D atlas. Tapping a part now highlights that part instead of the whole muscle.

Added middle and inner ear structures to the male and female 3D anatomy models. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Transitions between structures in 3D notes are now smoother. The camera gently moves around the model, helping you stay oriented as you explore anatomy. We have also fixed bugs and improved app stability.

New: listen to 3D notes! Tap “Listen” and the narrator reads the note while the relevant structures light up on the 3D model in sync with the voice. Slides turn automatically, and you can change the speed. Narration is available for Russian-language notes for now — more languages are coming. Also in this update: • the camera in 3D notes no longer freezes when you switch slides; • more stable 3D questions in Daily Review; • PDFs from search open right away; • fixes for text test results, study group notifications and sharing on iPad; • speed and stability improvements.

Fixed a crash on launch on iOS 27. The camera got a lot easier to use Before, if you zoomed in close and your finger landed on empty space, the model could seem to vanish from the frame — and you'd have to hunt for it. Now the camera rotates around whatever you're looking at: the model stays in view, and the structure you need stays right in front of you. It works everywhere there's 3D: in the 3D Atlas, 3D Quizzes, and Daily Review. Tiny structures like the eardrum and teeth are easier to explore when isolated, too: rotation and zoom now scale to the size of the object.

The camera got a lot easier to use Before, if you zoomed in close and your finger landed on empty space, the model could seem to vanish from the frame — and you'd have to hunt for it. Now the camera rotates around whatever you're looking at: the model stays in view, and the structure you need stays right in front of you. It works everywhere there's 3D: in the 3D Atlas, 3D Quizzes, and Daily Review. Tiny structures like the eardrum and teeth are easier to explore when isolated, too: rotation and zoom now scale to the size of the object.

• Based on your feedback: improved the camera in 3D study notes — the model now rotates around the visible structures • More precise rotation in the 3D atlas when zoomed in on a region

• Fixed bugs in Daily Review • Improved loading in 3D study notes

The 3D atlas models are back inside the app. In version 5.49.0 the model download failed for some users, so we bundled the models again: the 3D atlas works right after installation, with no separate download and even offline. The app is larger, but the atlas is always available. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

3D atlas models are now downloaded and updated independently of app updates. The app is much lighter: models are downloaded on demand and updated automatically, without waiting for a new App Store release. Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.

Fixes and improvements: • 3D quizzes: in the digestive and urogenital systems, the anterior and posterior walls of an organ (stomach, duodenum, pancreas, kidney, urinary bladder) now count as one correct answer. • 3D study notes: fixed audio playback for highlighted structures. Thanks to everyone who wrote to us about it! • Text quizzes: the Exit and Finish buttons now correctly close a quiz opened from a topic. • Voice assistant: fixed the "active session" error after force-closing the app.

Your Daily Review, your rules. Now you decide what to review: tap the new settings icon on the Daily Review card to see your entire review queue — flashcards and 3D quizzes. Peeked into another topic out of curiosity and now it's flooding your reviews? Just hide it — and bring it back with one tap whenever you're ready. And if you feel like a fresh start, you can now reset your entire review progress. We also polished the details: more precise highlighting in the 3D atlas and a few small fixes.

More memory, more anatomy • We rebuilt how the 3D atlas manages memory. The app no longer quits on its own when several anatomical systems are enabled at once. • Arteries, veins and peripheral nerves now work on 3 GB devices — previously these systems were unavailable there. • Returning to the atlas is instant: the skeleton and muscles stay loaded, nothing reloads. • Fixed a crash when opening a 3D study note from search results. • Removed the duplicated vertebra label in structure names — for example, “(C3) (C3)”. • Improved overall stability on devices with less memory.

More realistic skin, smoother videos We've improved the female model's skin textures — more detailed and natural-looking. Videos now play one after another: finish a lesson, and the next one starts automatically, no extra taps needed. Plus small bug fixes and improvements throughout the app.

We improved memory management and stability in the 3D atlas when loading and switching between anatomy systems.

Search got a lot smarter It doesn't just match titles anymore — it actually understands what you're looking for, surfacing relevant results across Flashcards, 3D Atlas structures, 3D Study Notes, Videos, and more. Just start typing, and you'll find exactly what you were after, wherever it's hiding.

Search got a lot smarter It doesn't just match titles anymore — it actually understands what you're looking for, surfacing relevant results across Flashcards, 3D Atlas structures, 3D Study Notes, Videos, and more. Just start typing, and you'll find exactly what you were after, wherever it's hiding.

Explode — a new feature in the 3D atlas Now you can literally pull anatomical structures apart in space and explore the body layer by layer. It's a much clearer way to understand topographic anatomy — how structures sit relative to each other, and what lies beneath. It's especially great for studying muscle layers: one motion spreads the muscles apart so you can see what's hiding underneath. Want to examine the parts of the heart on their own? Pull apart the structures of the brain? Look inside an organ from every angle? Go ahead.

The most social Easy Anatomy update yet — meet Study Groups! Anatomy sticks better when you study together. Now you can: • Create a group for your classmates — or join with an invite code • Follow the group activity: who read a study note, watched a video, or passed a quiz • Compete on the leaderboard with XP points — earned by completing quizzes • Get notified about group events — keep the pace together • Pick your university and study with people around you Seeing your classmates study motivates you to keep up — and to study anatomy regularly. Also in this update: 3D model improvements and fixes — updated heart textures and highlighting, refined cut colors for the cardiovascular system, and corrected skeletal landmarks.

The most social Easy Anatomy update yet — meet Study Groups! Anatomy sticks better when you study together. Now you can: • Create a group for your classmates — or join with an invite code • Follow the group activity: who read a study note, watched a video, or passed a quiz • Compete on the leaderboard with XP points — earned by completing quizzes • Get notified about group events — keep the pace together • Pick your university and study with people around you Seeing your classmates study motivates you to keep up — and to study anatomy regularly. Also in this update: 3D model improvements and fixes — updated heart textures and highlighting, refined cut colors for the cardiovascular system, and corrected skeletal landmarks.

The most social Easy Anatomy update yet — meet Study Groups! Anatomy sticks better when you study together. Now you can: • Create a group for your classmates — or join with an invite code • Follow the group activity: who read a study note, watched a video, or passed a quiz • Compete on the leaderboard with XP points — earned by completing quizzes • Get notified about group events — keep the pace together • Pick your university and study with people around you Seeing your classmates study motivates you to keep up — and to study anatomy regularly.

3D model cross-sections — like an MRI, but live Now you can cut through any system in three planes: axial, sagittal and coronal. Drag the slider and the section glides smoothly through the body, revealing how the anatomy is built at any depth. It's the same view you see on ultrasound, CT and MRI — except now you control it: stop at the level you need, rotate the model, examine every structure in cross-section. Essential before a topographic anatomy exam and in clinical practice, where recognising organs on scans matters. Also in this update: more stable camera behaviour in the 3D atlas.

New content navigation: study anatomy by topic — from systems and regions straight to the section you need A learning path inside each topic: study notes, videos, 3D scenes, quizzes and flashcards in order — you can see what's done and what's next Improved search in the 3D atlas — finds structures better and more precisely

Create your own library of 3D scenes in Easy Anatomy. Save the structures and viewing angle you need directly from the atlas, return to them in “My Scenes,” and share scenes with friends and colleagues via a link. You can add a scene you receive to your own library.

We’ve significantly improved the Voice AI assistant in this update: • Switch the conversation language at any time during a session. • Choose your learning pace: study structures one at a time or ask the assistant to continue without stopping. • Quiz mode is now fairer: answers and hints stay hidden until your response is checked, then the assistant automatically moves to the next question. • Improved recognition of speech, pauses, and interruptions. • Faster, more stable voice sessions. Learning anatomy with Voice AI now feels smoother and more natural.