Explore
Turn the organ, peel it back, tap anything you cannot name yet.
Tashrih
Learn the bodyby taking it apart.
13 organs modelled from real anatomical scans, a written lesson and a quiz on each, and a review queue that remembers what you got wrong. Built against the Tunisian Bac and PCEM syllabus.
One free module in every topic. No card needed to start.
- 13organs modelled
- 10body systems
- 205lessons and quizzes
The method
Four moves, and the topic is learnt.
The same loop every time, so nothing is left to decide once you sit down.
Explore
Turn the organ, peel it back, tap anything you cannot name yet.
OpenRead
A short written lesson on the structure you were just looking at.
OpenAnswer
Multiple choice on that same ground, straight after the reading.
OpenReview
Everything you missed comes back in one round, until it stops coming back.
Open
The body
Start with the whole body.
- The muscle
The first layer off. Every belly and tendon of the superficial musculature, where it attaches and what it pulls.
- The frame
Two hundred and six bones holding the shape the rest hangs on.
- The supply
Arteries out, veins back, the portal system between — the whole tree, trunks included.
- The organ
And there it is, in its own chest, where an exam question will always put it.
The organ
Then one organ: a model, a lesson and a clinic.
Blood supply, nerves, cross-sections and the conditions an examiner asks about.
- HeartCardiovascular System
- BrainNervous System
- LungsRespiratory System
- LiverDigestive System
- KidneysUrinary System
- EyeSensory System
- IntestineDigestive System
- PancreasEndocrine System
- SkinIntegumentary System
- SkeletonMusculoskeletal System
- MusclesMusculoskeletal System
- Female genital tractReproductive System
- Male genital tractReproductive System
The tissue
Then closer than any textbook goes.
Every organ down to the tissue — the same specimen, at every scale, in one place.
By hand · New
Now take it apartyourself.
Turn on your camera and the atlas follows your hands. Open your hand and the body comes apart, piece by piece; close it and every piece goes back where it belongs. Pinch a single bone to lift it out, then set it back.
- Open handtakes it apart
- Fistgathers it back
- Pinchlifts one piece
Try it with your camera
Your camera is read on this device only. Nothing is recorded or sent.
Your syllabus
Mapped onto the syllabus you are actually sitting.
Track, year, unit, topic — your own programme's tree, with the atlas's modules hung off it.
