Anatolink positions itself as a bridge between a quick internet search and a clinic visit. Instead of scrolling through generic symptom articles, you work through an interactive 3D model of the body to indicate the affected area and describe what happened, and the tool applies generative AI to assemble an assessment covering the injury and related physical health concerns. The flow is deliberately short, with the site advertising a roughly one-minute assessment.
The stated goal is to support people managing musculoskeletal and injury-related problems, and to give physiotherapy and rehabilitation contexts a faster way to triage what a patient is describing before any in-person review. Because the input is visual and anatomical rather than a plain text box, the tool aims to be more precise about location than a typical symptom checker.
Anatolink is offered free of charge and is an informational aid, not a medical device. It does not replace examination, imaging or diagnosis by a qualified clinician, and anyone with severe, sudden or worsening symptoms should seek professional care rather than relying on an online assessment.
