Wikifacts

Wikifacts – Knowledge You Want to Keep Reading Wikifacts turns Wikipedia into a calm, swipe-based learning experience. Explore fascinating topics through short, readable cards designed to spark curiosity first. Each topic is broken down into a small sequence that makes you think “wait… why is that?” — and then answers it. No feeds to optimize. No tracking. No accounts. Just knowledge. How it works Swipe vertically to explore new topics Swipe horizontally to move through a topic’s cards Each topic is distilled into what’s interesting first All content is pre-generated and available offline Why Wikifacts is different - Curiosity-first – topics start with a hook, not background noise - Wikipedia-based – real knowledge, carefully summarized by AI - Short sessions – learn something meaningful in under a minute - Works offline – no internet required - Privacy-friendly – no accounts, no tracking, no analytics What you’ll find - History, science, technology, culture, and strange edge cases - Famous events you thought you knew — and the parts you didn’t - Small facts that lead to bigger questions Wikifacts is for curious people who enjoy learning without feeling like they’re studying. Learn one thing. Follow the thread. See where it leads.