Every part, from your own manual, on one screen.

We process your manual and delete it. The PDF is deleted as soon as processing ends, and never kept longer than 24 hours, even if a job fails. We keep the parts rows we extracted (with their page numbers), the parts figures cut from your manual so you can click through them, and a fingerprint of the file, so you can see which document a result came from. All of it is private to you, and you can delete it any time.

To read the pages we use an AI service. Under its own policy, that provider may keep what it processed for up to 30 days before deleting it. It doesn't use that data to train its models. Details are in the privacy policy.

Upload only manuals you have the right to use, such as ones your shop or facility holds, or that came with the equipment. Some manuals come with license terms. Following them is your responsibility, and you confirm it when you upload.

Your results are private. There's no public gallery and no share links. The figures you see are cut from the manual you uploaded and are shown to you only; we never host, share or show them to anyone else. Some makers' terms forbid AI processing of their manuals, so we refuse those files and tell you why.

Rights holders can reach us at [email protected].

Your manual's. We find the exploded views and parts figures in the manual you upload, read the callout numbers printed on them, and link each one to the parts-list row with the same item number. Matching is by the printed number only: a callout with no row is shown as "not in the parts list", never guessed. If your manual has no parts figure, you get the cited parts list. The clip on this page uses a demo manual we wrote for a fictional pump.

No. It shows anatomy and parts only: no procedures, torque values, test limits, calibration values or pass/fail calls. Follow the manufacturer's procedures, safety warnings and your facility's policies.

Every part row is checked against the page it came from, and rows that fail that check are dropped instead of shown. Rows we're less sure of are flagged amber or red. When the manual lists different part numbers for different configurations, you see all of them, labelled, and choose.

AI can still make mistakes, so check the cited page before you order.

It works with manuals you already have: most digital (text-based) service and operations manuals, including multi-brand fleets. Scanned manuals are in beta and use more of your monthly allowance. Files up to 50 MB and 400 pages. We refuse files with no readable text, files that look like service records or patient data, and manuals from makers whose terms forbid AI processing.

No. DeviceAnatomy is for manuals only. It's not HIPAA-compliant and not built for patient data. Files that look like service records are refused and deleted.

I'm Chris, a biomed tech (BMET background, M.S. in biomedical engineering). I built this because figuring out an unfamiliar device means hunting through parts tables across hundreds of PDF pages. It's a beta, and I read every piece of feedback.

At launch each account is for one person. If you run a shop, an HTM department or a training program, join the waitlist and pick "other". I'll get in touch about a pilot.

Any time, from your account. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for. You can delete any result, or your whole account, whenever you like.