AnatomyMapp Lite vs SOAP Notes for Massage

The best interactive app for learning musculoskeletal anatomy. *********************** Try it before you buy it! This free lite version of AnatomyMapp® contains more than 25% of the material found in the complete version (described below.) Limited data from each body region is available in this lite version. For the complete app, please see AnatomyMapp® in the App Store. *********************** AnatomyMapp® combines an empowering collection of study tools for the popular Trail Guide to the Body—a best-selling musculoskeletal anatomy textbook—into a single interactive app! It's great for not only reinforcing your textbook learning but also for studying while on the bus, having a snack, or pretty much wherever you have your phone. The complete version of AnatomyMapp® includes information from all 362 Trail Guide to the Body Flashcards; questions from the Trail Guide to the Body Student Workbook; and easy search and bookmarking capabilities: • Test your musculoskeletal anatomy knowledge by (1) answering multiple choice question (muscle cards only); (2) locating specific structures; or (3) identifying actions, origins, insertions, and nerve innervations (AOIN). • Bookmark specific cards to review later and use enhanced navigation features for bookmarked cards. • Apply the easy search function to choose all cards or only cards you’ve bookmarked. • Find additional information in the Trail Guide to the Body textbook with page references on each card. • Zoom into cards to enhance your view of the illustrations. * Learn correct pronunciation using the app’s audio pronunciation. • Designed to be viewed in both landscape and portrait on iPad, and portrait mode on iPhone. If you have any comments or suggestions, we’d like to hear from you at info@booksofdiscovery.com. More than 2,000 manual therapy programs have chosen Trail Guide to the Body products for their students. The textbook is sold in nearly 40 countries. AnatomyMapp® is a registered trademark of Books of Discovery. Learn more at booksofdiscovery.com.

You meant to write it up after she left. Then the next client was early, and the one after that ran long, and now it is nine at night and you are trying to remember whether the tightness was the left trap or the right, and what you told her to do about it before the next visit. SoapNotes is somewhere to write that down in the five minutes you actually have — standing at the table, phone in one hand, before the detail fades. Open the app, tap the client you just saw, tap New Session Note. Four sections in the order you already think in: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan. Each one has a row of tappable phrases for the things you write every week, so most of a note is taps and you type only what was specific to that person. Save, and it is attached to that client's chart for the next time you see them. Everything stays on this iPhone. There is no account to create, no server, no sync, and the app makes no internet connection of any kind. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a client — a name, and optionally a date of birth and intake notes worth remembering, like a condition or something to work around. 2. Tap the client, then New Session Note. The date defaults to today. 3. Fill the four sections. Tap a phrase chip to drop common wording straight into the field with the spacing and punctuation already right, then type the rest. The field grows as you write. 4. Save. The note appears at the top of that client's history. 5. Before the next appointment, open the client and read back what happened last time. WHAT'S IN IT - Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Plan as four color-coded sections, the same four colors everywhere the app shows a note. - Phrase chips per section, written for hands-on practice. - A searchable client list showing when you last saw each person. - A client's full note history in reverse order, oldest visit still there. - Saved notes are read-only — if something needs correcting you write a new note. A deliberate choice about what a record is. - Work is written to this iPhone as you go, with iOS file protection. Close it, restart the phone, it is there. - Export a chart or everything as a plain-text file through the share sheet. Your notes exist only on this phone — export regularly if you need a backup. Sample data is never included. - Optional lock: Require Face ID / Passcode, in Settings. A convenience screen lock relying on your device's own security. - Your name, credentials and practice, entered by you, shown on exports. Nothing is prefilled. - The first launch is empty on purpose. Load Sample Data shows four example clients, each badged Sample, read-only, removable in one tap from Settings without touching a word you wrote. - Delete Account, in Settings, erases the profile and every client and note from this iPhone after a confirmation. It cannot be undone. - Dark mode and Dynamic Type throughout, including at the largest text sizes. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO — READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY - Your records live on this iPhone only. No sync, no cloud backup, no web version, no second device. Deleting the app deletes the records with it. - Export is plain text only. No PDF, no printing, no in-app email, and no way to import an export back in. - No editing or deleting a saved note, and no editing or archiving a client once added. - No scheduling, no billing, no CPT codes, no superbills, no client messaging, no intake forms. - No photos, no body diagrams, no voice dictation, no drafting of any kind. - It does not check your work, suggest what to write, or judge what you entered. It stores what you type. This app is a note-taking tool for practitioners. It is not a medical device, it does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations, and it makes no claim of compliance with any health-records regulation. You remain responsible for what your own jurisdiction and licensing body require of your records, including how long you keep them and how they are secured. Requires iOS 17 or later. iPhone only.