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Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
This one is all about trusting your results. • Answer choices are now shuffled every session — you're learning the anatomy, not the position of the right answer • Fixed a scoring bug where a fast double-tap could skip a question and score it without showing it to you • "Erase All Data" now clears everything it promises, and asks first • Subscription terms, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy now appear right on the upgrade screen • Better VoiceOver labels, larger tap targets, and the flashcard flip now respects Reduce Motion • Pin-ID modes are temporarily hidden while we finish their artwork — they'll be back
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The fastest way to drill cranial nerves, muscle origins/insertions, and clinical anatomy -- built like a game, priced like a study habit ($29.99/yr). Anatomly is the supplement to First Aid you actually open every day. Editorial design, 60-second daily challenges, real spaced repetition, friend leaderboards. Built for med, nursing, and PT students who need anatomy in their pocket -- not a 30-minute desk session. WHAT'S INSIDE - 310 boards-tier questions across 22 chapters -- cranial nerves, nervous system, skeletal, peripheral nerves, head & neck, GI, GU/renal, endocrine, cardiovascular, histology, embryology, lab values, and more. - First Aid 2024 citations on questions -- verify every fact in the standard reference. - Editorial design -- magazine-grade typography, serif headlines, crimson accents. Built for your eyes, not a hospital intranet circa 2009. - Daily Challenge -- 5 questions tuned to your weakest chapters. Two minutes. Streak protected. - Spaced repetition (FSRS) -- surfaces what you're forgetting, hides what you've mastered. - XP + Levels -- Apprentice -> Resident -> Attending -> Consultant. Visible progress every tap. - Mnemonic of the Day -- a different med-school classic mnemonic on your home screen each day. - Friend Standings -- invite med-school friends, race your weekly minutes against theirs. - Streak loss aversion -- comeback push when your streak is at risk. Don't break the chain. - AI explanations -- wrong-answer "Why" cards generated by Claude, cached for offline review. - Share cards -- post your streak or score to Stories. Editorial card design. - Onboarding placement test -- five questions tell us where to start you (Foundations / Building Up / Solid / Advanced). WHO IT'S FOR - Med students (USMLE Step 1 / COMLEX) -- clinical stems with First Aid citations - Nursing students (NCLEX) -- lab values + SATA-style content packs included - PT, OT, EMT -- segmented onboarding tracks - Pre-med + curious adults -- start free, no signup PRICING - Free forever -- daily challenge, 50 free questions to try every mode - Anatomly Pro -- $29.99/year (7-day free trial) -- unlimited library, ad-free, cloud sync - Pro Lifetime -- $79.99 one-time -- study through residency A credible alternative to Kenhub, Complete Anatomy, and Picmonic -- without the $30-$75/month fee. CONTENT TRANSPARENCY Some questions in Anatomly are AI-drafted (clearly tagged inline, with full provenance in Settings -> Content & Accuracy). The flag-and-fix loop reviews reported errors within 7 days. NOT MEDICAL ADVICE Anatomly is a study aid for memorizing anatomy. Not for clinical decision-making, patient care, or in place of textbooks (First Aid, Netter, Moore). SUPPORT support@anatomly.app - anatomly.app
What's new · 1.2.1
This one is all about trusting your results. • Answer choices are now shuffled every session — you're learning the anatomy, not the position of the right answer • Fixed a scoring bug where a fast double-tap could skip a question and score it without showing it to you • "Erase All Data" now clears everything it promises, and asks first • Subscription terms, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy now appear right on the upgrade screen • Better VoiceOver labels, larger tap targets, and the flashcard flip now respects Reduce Motion • Pin-ID modes are temporarily hidden while we finish their artwork — they'll be back
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