Pocket Brain

Pocket Brain

by EMEDIA INTERACTIVE LIMITED

10 ratings
32 reviews
#112 in paid Medical
📚 Education
🏥 Medical
$0.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 21, 2012
  • November 12, 2014

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Explore detailed 3D neuro-anatomy with interactive layers, cross-sections, and nerve pathway animations. This app offers extensive learning material and quizzes for medical professionals and students.

3D rotating brain with 8 interactive layers
Over 50,000 words of detailed learning content
Cross sections and nerve pathway animations
Multiple quiz types for self-paced learning
Intuitive navigation
Offline anatomical content
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What's New in Pocket Brain

2.5

November 12, 2014

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. You asked, we listened! Meet Pocket Brain for iOS 8 - our best just got better! This update includes: + Optimization for iOS 8 + New Layer Slider to quickly navigate between layers. + New Icons and Layout Design We're busy working on our next update so keep your suggestions and feature requests coming. Oh, and if you have a moment, a virtual "high five" in the review section would be greatly appreciated! Made in NYC and Galway, Ireland.

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Last updated on July 25, 2026.

User reviews

Horrorible!!!

Don't buy it!

Response from developer

Many thanks for your feedback.

Excellent!!!

Pocket Brain can be adapted from the beginning student to helping with clinical applications. Quizzes can be as simple as a 3 question multiple choice quiz on the cranium to all regions tested with a very extensive quiz. Learning can involve a quiz on the 181 pins that complete the structures all the way down to select questions on a specific level such as low pons. Thanks!
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Just perfect, but I would wish for more tracts!

So nice for medicine students

Response from developer

Thank you. This really means a lot to our team. Wishing you continued success in using Pocket Brain in your medical studies. We will take your feedback on board. Kind regards, Mark & Team

看错了 以为中文版的 晕死



Strictly anatomy, no neurotransmitters

If you are looking for an app that will teach you where all features of the brain are, this is a great one. It has all the major structures and an astonishing amount of minor structures with info on each. The only problem is it doesn’t mention what neurotransmitters you would expect to find in different areas (you would expect it to have this for areas like the substantial nigra).
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FAQ

What is the price of Pocket Brain?

Pocket Brain is available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. There is a limited-time discount available, reducing the price from $19.99 to $9.99.

What devices is Pocket Brain compatible with?

Pocket Brain is a universal build designed for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

Does Pocket Brain require an internet connection to use?

No, all anatomical content resides within the app, so no Wi-Fi or 3G is needed for access.

How often is Pocket Brain updated?

The app was last updated on November 12, 2014, to version 2.5. Future updates are planned based on user feedback.

What is the age rating for Pocket Brain?

Pocket Brain is rated for users aged 12 and older.

What kind of learning material does Pocket Brain offer?

Pocket Brain provides over 50,000 words of supplementary detailed learning content, including clinical notes associated with anatomical structures.

Can I test my knowledge with Pocket Brain?

Yes, Pocket Brain features multiple quiz types and options that enable self-paced learning and knowledge assessment.

How does Pocket Brain compare to traditional textbooks?

Reviewers have stated that Pocket Brain's interactive nature and detailed visuals make traditional textbooks nearly obsolete for learning neuroanatomy.