Visual Anatomy Lite Reviews

Excellent for learning a lot before starting A&P. Working on getting my Bachelors (BSN) and this has been very helpful for refreshing for exams throughout the semester! There is a lot more pinned & labeled than we go over in lab or lecture, but every professor and University is different so I feel this will be helpful across the board. Also great to have on the phone to keep the memory sharp. Give it a try. You can't beat free and if you don't like it, just remove it. But I think you will be happy with VisualAnatomyLite.

VisualAnatomyLite is very comprehensive! It not only shows the pictures and you can rotate them, but you can touch the "i" for a short or long version description of that part. It includes Grey's Anatomy and all systems. For the common person it may go into too much detail, but for curiosity, or someone interested in anatomy to quiz yourself, or teach yourself- Exceptional! Thank you for creating this!!!! I'm learning and hopefully get my kids to learn this early!

VisualAnatomyLite is very helpful, especially if you are in a biology or anatomy and physiology class. Not only can you view the picture of the human body, you can also rotate them to view them from every angle and touch the "I" icon for a quick or thorough explanation of that specific part of the body. It goes into detail very well and makes studying for biology tests a lot easier.

I'm going to be taking anatomy next year, so I figured it would be a good idea to get a head start. VisualAnatomyLite has been great at helping me learn names of a ton of bones, organs, and muscles. It only missed the 5 star mark because it lacks some interactivity. If they added an interactive quiz mode for the ID sets, where it could focus in on the incorrect, and a few other things like that, then VisualAnatomyLite would be perfect. Nevertheless, I would recommend VisualAnatomyLite to anyone interested in anatomy, particularly since it is free.

This is an amazing free app, has a lot of interesting thing thing that you want to learn about the human body. Not all the body parts are labeled so you have to go to the opposite side of the muscle or bone to see what's the name, but it's just the little thing that catch my eye I don't really know how you may see it but I think they should just fix that little small problem

I just started nursing school and I feel sooo overwhelmed already. I don't have modules of my own to look at so I was really freaking out on how I was going to learn where everything was. Then I found VisualAnatomyLite and I feel a lot better and know I can be confident now. I'm beyond happy that I found it! Thank you so much for making this and for free!

I find it educating right now. Certain parts of my body are in pain. I get a vision of it at what it does seems to help me and refresh my skills in anatomy. Learning is the key to all your problems. Once you are aware of it! Then it has to back off go away. No matter no atom no particle is until you see it feel then it is

VisualAnatomyLite is complete and accurate. Was expecting lots of ads and that was not the case. At the same time you have a lot of information available in magnificently illustrated ways without having to pay for the full version. This is very rare and very much appreciated!

I use VisualAnatomyLite mostly to help orient myself when memorizing landmarks of the bones. The 3D functionality is good when you really have no idea what angle you're looking at. I wish it had individual bones and I could rotate those. I also wish it would just include major landmarks (maybe a simple and complex option to correlate with what level anatomy you're in).
Overall-pleased.

VisualAnatomyLite has helped so many of my students. Anytime they have questions I refer them here to reinforce their knowledge. It’s a little challenging to navigate at the beginning however if you use it everyday it’s easy to navigate! I wish I would have had an app like this when I was in school! Thank you

VisualAnatomyLite has easy navigation, lots of information, quizzes and interactive diagrams. It takes things system by system. It even shows you what each muscle in your body moves!

I used this while studying for my Massage Therapy Boards and it was a good quick reference. I just wish they included more information for the free version but you can buy more access so I guess that option is by preference, I liked it over all other than that.

I think the muscle anatomy and skeletal system is relatively well made with on point structural categories. Okay some specific locations may be missing but not every fissure and crease needs to be named in a practical setting unless it is being used in a scientific paper, then VisualAnatomyLite would then be a poor reference material.

VisualAnatomyLite performs without any small bugs and errors also makes sense to construct and compose a better idea about the human body without the need to purchase at a higher price so as to keep things simple. Please try and help the developers.

Great app but could use a few improvements. The 3D function is awesome but when trying to isolate a particular bone or muscle group, there is no option to do so. Graphics are also great but having a description of the bone or muscle and giving its function within the body would be even better.

VisualAnatomyLite makes study for anatomy a breeze! If struggled in the past with this class but when I found VisualAnatomyLite and took the class again, I did amazing! It allows you to take quizzes, you can turn the life-like models 360 degrees, it has all the systems of the body along with the bones and muscles! Love VisualAnatomyLite!

Extremely fast to open and view content. Faster than more expensive and more detailed apps. Front to back viewing of major body parts. Have used for the last 4 years and plan to continue

It helps me to answer a lot of my kids question. Sometimes, a very simple question had to be on answered, because I could not explain how body parts work. By using VisualAnatomyLite, I can answer almost all of their question regarding our body functionality.

VisualAnatomyLite is amazing! Great vibrant pictures, I like how you can use the stylus to point at muscles to find more information about. I wish I had this when I was in college, but great for a refresher if you’re in the health and fitness or body worker industry.

I really enjoy it and the overview it gives on the organs and such. I love the quiz feature but I wish it would ask different questions instead of the same ones because once you go through the 22 questions that's all she wrote.