This overview introduces the main navigation layout of the Anatomy app so you know where to find things before diving into specific tasks. At the bottom of this page are links to the 3D model and the Theory section articles.
Main navigation #
The left-hand sidebar is always visible and has three sections:
Home – a dashboard with new, popular, and recently viewed content.
3D Model – an interactive human body model you can rotate, isolate, and explore by muscle, bone, or joint.
Theory – a video library organized by topic (Anatomical Terminology, Origin & Insertion, Muscle Physiology, Nerves Anatomy, Anatomy Trains).
A Help icon sits at the bottom of the sidebar with FAQs, feedback, and legal links.
Home screen #
When you open the app you land on Home. It shows a welcome message and several horizontal, scrollable rows of content: “New Content,” “Most Popular,” “Recently Viewed,” and “You Might Be Interested In.” These rows are for browsing and discovery – click any thumbnail to open that video or model view.
Top bar #
Across the top of every screen you’ll find:
- Search – a text field that searches the entire app at once (both the 3D Model’s muscles/bones/joints and Theory videos).
- Bookmark icon – opens My Collection, where saved videos are stored.
- Profile icon – your account menu (name, email, My Profile, Pricing, and Log out).
My Collection #
Click the bookmark icon in the top bar to open My Collection. By default there’s one folder, My Favorites, and you can create additional folders to organize saved videos. A free-text search box lets you search within your saved items.
Account menu #
Clicking your profile icon (top right) opens a menu with your name and email, plus links to My Profile (account details and language) and Pricing.
Tips
- The in-app Search (top bar) is the fastest way to jump straight to a muscle, bone, joint, or video – you don’t need to browse through Theory or the 3D Model manually.
- Content saved to My Collection is only visible to your account and won’t affect what other users see.
The anatomy app also includes the 3D model and a theory section:
