About
About Endo-View
Endo-View is an interactive 3D atlas of the human body, as we know it. Its sibling Exo-View looks out at space; Endo-View looks in.
What is in it
An atlas of the body in layers, from skin to skeleton, with more than 3,400 named parts, each with a plain explanation, the science behind it and its real numbers. And the journey to life: thirteen chapters from a sperm cell to a newborn baby, at true scale. More simulations are planned: the blood loop, breathing, the heart, the eyes and more.
Who it is for
Anyone curious about what is inside them: families, students and teachers. It is free, in English and Hebrew, and runs in your browser. Every chapter has a plain story, and "The science" for readers who want the real terms.
Who made it
Endo-View is made by imtuby, a software studio run by Daniel and Itamar Tuby. We built it to show the human body as a real 3D model you can peel apart layer by layer, not a flat picture, and to teach it, free, to anyone curious. Every figure says whether it was measured, estimated or drawn. It needs no account and opens on any screen. Questions, corrections, or a project of your own? Come and say hello.
How we keep it honest
Every number is marked measured, an estimate or drawn, and we say where each comes from and whether an expert has checked it. The details are on the How we know page.
Not medical advice
Endo-View is for learning. It is not medical advice. For questions about your health, fertility or pregnancy, talk to a doctor.
Get in touch
Found a mistake, or have an idea? Use "Report a problem" in the app, or write to hello@endo-view.com.