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AnatomyMapp

by Books of Discovery

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • $19.99

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4.8 2097 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Highly useful app for learning muscle and bone anatomy.

    I first purchased this app back in 2012 when I started massage school, and I still find it useful to this day. This app is great for studying and learning the bones and muscles, and it is great for refreshing your memory too. It has a fun feature where it tells you to locate the bone or muscle and you have to click on it and get it right. When looking at individual muscles, you can swipe the screen and it "flips" the card and on the back it says the origin, insertion, action, innervation, and location. I use it regularly so I don't forget my anatomy, and sometimes I use it as a visual reference for my clients so they can see what muscles I am talking about too. This app has never really glitched on me, and I have been using it on my iPhones and iPads over the years. This app is excellent for helping one study for the Mblex exam too.

    Spiral646 · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5Priceless

    I chose to buy the bundle rather than use the flash cards for my kinesiology class. This app not only offers everything the flash cards do but they are conveniently waiting in your phone. Each section references the page number of the accompanying book and workbook so you can see it on paper and look at the surrounding chapter. This app is worth any amount of money it cost... just the cost savings in flash cards alone has saved me double! The only thing I would ask the developer to add to future versions is audio pronunciation in the anatomy map app because the flash cards have points you to tap to name the structure it it on and it would help to have an option to have the name sounded out because some of them are a little hard to say....

    Smith.Family · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Massage therapy student

    I’ve used a lot of different anatomy apps to learn muscles and bones but this is the most useful with the palpation explaination. I highly recommend this app for any student wanting to learn muscles and bones is a very exciting way. I wish however creators would make a recording audio for all the material on the anatomy app so people like me with learning issues can hear it out load at the same time as reading it just one more way to really drill things to the memory. I wish they would also create add on a app for quizzing the knowledge found in the trail guide and the different action, origins, insertion for the different muscles would be hugely beneficial for a anatomy student! ❤️

    @7),5.!921346799965433706f · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Electronic flash cards

    This is just like having flash cards but better. Instead of all the answers on the back of the card you can single out what you are looking for. Excellent for studying for A&P in physical therapy assisting school. I also bought trail guide to the body book and the work book that goes with it. I also bought the Palpation app that goes with this one. When you buy the book it gives you access to the videos online but I bought the app anyway because of the ease of accessing the videos from the app. The only thing they could improve is being able to use the app in landscape view.

    kiwi merrill · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Hōkūlani Massage student in Kamuela, love our sm class

    anatomy is a lot to memorize, turned off “AOIN” flash card practice works great for memorization- I was getting a bit of anxiety, until I downloaded this app. I tried essential anatomy 5, great app but this specific app correlates directly to my “Trail Guide to the body” textbook/workbook. It’s making studying painless - I also found my self utilizing the “voice memo” fr my iPhone to record ones I have trouble with and listen on my commutes, works great (I just don’t like listening to myself ;-) - might as well use that time productively, Vocab will only increase. Excellent study tool 👍🏽. Good luck you guys.

    mamahi · 31 Jul 2026

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  • Voice Control — SUPPORTED Store published
  • VoiceOver — SUPPORTED Store published

Versions

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  • 1.0
  • 1.1

    This version contains small user interface improvements.

  • 1.2

    Minor bug fixes.

  • 1.3

    • Audio pronunciation for each muscle • Users can navigate directly from muscle groups to individual muscles • Enhanced navigation features for bookmarked cards

  • 1.4

    This update includes iOS7 and iOS8 support and support for iPhone 5, 5s, 6 and 6 Plus.

  • 1.5

    Minor text edits and updates.

  • 158

    To expedite this update, we have omitted the search and bookmark features in the current AnatomyMapp®. These features will be included in a future update that will match the terminology and illustrations in the Trail Guide to the Body 6th edition.

  • 1.6

    Muscle names are now pronounced even if the mute switch is engaged. Other small updates.

  • 2

    Updated terminology and images to match the print version of the 6th edition Trail Guide to the Body. Bookmarks and search function are still disabled due to the latest iOS update and will be added back as soon as possible.

  • 2.1

    Search and bookmark functions are now available. Other small improvements.

  • 2.2

    Small fixes and updates.

  • 2.3

    New Accessibility features.

  • 2.4 · 11 May 2026

    • Updated for the 7th Edition of Books of Discovery's Trail Guide to the Body. • Updated origin and insertion illustrations. • The black and red colors for the Origin and Insertion illustrations have been switched to more closely align with classroom skeletal models. • Updated AOIN tables grounded in daily actions. • Expanded “When Do You User Your ____ Muscles” connects muscles to everyday movements. • Landscape mode is now supported on iPad. • Small bug fixes and updates.

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