Support
X-RAY PRO tracks your body pose with the camera and overlays a 3D anatomical model — skeleton, muscles and organs — drawn in the style of an X-ray image. Everything is computed on your device. The app does not see through the body or clothing, and it is not a medical device.
Contact
Write to profsupport11@gmail.com. Please mention your phone model and Android version. In the app, Settings → Feedback prepares a message with device details that you can copy or share.
Requirements
- Android 8.0 or newer with an up-to-date Android System WebView (it updates through Google Play), or a current browser with WebGL 2;
- a camera, good lighting, and 2–3 m of free space so that the whole body fits in the frame;
- about 60 MB of storage and an internet connection for the first launch (then it works offline).
Frequently asked questions
Is this a real X-ray? Can it see through clothes?
No. The app detects the pose of the body and places a generic 3D anatomical model on it. It cannot see through the body or clothing, and it shows no real internal structures of the person in front of the camera.
The camera does not start
Allow camera access when asked. If you declined earlier: long-press the app icon → App info (or Site settings) → Permissions → Camera → Allow. Close other apps that use the camera.
The skeleton does not follow me well
Stand 2–3 m from the camera with the whole body in view, in even light and in front of a plain background. Fingers and the jaw are tracked when the hands and face are large enough in the frame.
The app is slow or the phone gets warm
Open Settings and choose the Economy quality, or switch off Fingers & jaw tracking. Adaptive quality lowers the resolution automatically when needed.
Where are my captures stored? How do I delete them?
Only on your device. Delete them in Settings → Clear library; uninstalling the app or clearing its data also removes them. See the privacy policy.
Are the measurements accurate?
Height, distance and angles are estimates from a single camera. Treat them as approximate; they are not suitable for medical or professional use.
Licences and attribution
- Skeleton model — derived from BodyParts3D, © The Database Center for Life Science, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.1 Japan. Changes: 244 bone meshes were simplified, converted and fitted to the app’s body model. The derived file skeleton.xrm is distributed under the same licence (details).
- MediaPipe (pose, hand and face landmark models and runtime) © Google, Apache License 2.0.
- MoveNet (body keypoints of arms and legs without a face in view, details) and TensorFlow.js © Google, Apache License 2.0.
- three.js © three.js authors, MIT License.
- Inter and Michroma fonts, SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Visual simulation for education and entertainment. Not a medical device, not a real X-ray and not a diagnosis.