Brain Tutor 3D App Reviews

Excellent App thats just fun and educational! Thank you

Just what we expect from you, Rainer. Is there a BrainVoyager version in planning ;-) ?

Interesting and valuable

This app is amazing and brings a new world of neuroscience Buy it!!!

Awesome. I really needed this app.

This app is perfect for students studying gyri & sulci or anyone who is curious of the layout of the brain. Im amazed that it has actual layered images (MRI?) with important areas highlighted AND a 3d brain model in one place. Thank you for this app!

This app is underated, it works perfectly. Extremely useful for med students.

Cant believe they gave it out for free...

This is a great .app for visualizing brain regions - for study purposes Id like to see a quiz section added in the future.

This is a very informative app, great job! :)

This is very cute program. I like this. I just need to ask you to be more accurate.

Since Im not a doctor or anything I have no use whatsoever for this, but its still pretty cool. Its clearly made for people who study this sort of thing, for me its another thing my iphone does that I can show off to those poor non-iphone people. If you are studying the anatomy of the brain, you should probably download this.

A great app that is educational and best of all...free!

This definetly showcases the power of the iPhone / iPod Touch, and what portable computing can be at its best. Kudos on an amazing tool for students in neuroscience.

The 3D Brain app by Cold Springs Labs is much better. Admittedly, I didnt play around with this much but the alternative was much more enchanting.

Helped me get through my neuroanatomy course! It was great to be able to study at any place at any time without having to pull out my lab notes!

I launched this app and after two seconds of using it, deleted it. The other 3D brain app is so much better!! Dont bother with this one, get the other one instead.

This app is really great tool to study brain. But looks to me some BA areas are indicated incorrectly in MRI e.g. BA38.

Great!! So cool. Only one comment that its kinds inconvenience that u have seperate contorls on moving and rotating. I have an idea here. You can make: one finger is rotate as usual; use two fingers to move and zoom. If the two points of finger contacts are close and move parallel, thats moving. That should be different from normal zoom in and out. Thanks

Very nice i used it to study to get a neurosugical residency. I showed this to a friend in cardio and he wishes there was one for heart