WikiChill: Wikipedia Swipe

WikiChill is a feed of wiki articles. Each article is a card with a large photo and a short summary. Swipe up for the next one, tap the text to read the full article, double-tap or press the heart to save it.

The collection has about 30,000 articles per language, selected from Wikipedia. Stubs are left out, and most articles have a photo. Topics: science, history, technology, art, music, sports, geography, nature, film and literature.

Feed
- Pick the topics you care about. Every article you like brings more similar ones into the feed.
- The feed doesn't run out, there is always another article.
- Press and hold a card to see the whole photo.

Reading
- Adjustable text size
- Images inside the text. Tap one to open it full screen and pinch to zoom.
- Clickable links to related articles
- Math formulas rendered correctly

Search and saved articles
- Search for any article and keep swiping through related ones
- Liked and Read lists, so you can find an article again later
- Share articles with friends

Languages and themes
- 7 languages: English, Русский, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português, 日本語
- Light and dark themes that follow your system setting

WikiChill suits short breaks: read a few summaries and open the full article when something catches your interest. You can use it to pick up interesting facts, build general knowledge for quizzes and trivia, or learn a language by reading encyclopedia articles in it.

Disclaimer
WikiChill is an unofficial, independent app. It is not the official Wikipedia app and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation. "Wikipedia" is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., used here only to describe where the content comes from.
Article text is written by Wikipedia contributors and is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license (CC BY-SA 4.0). Images belong to their respective authors and are shown under their own licenses.

Recent changes:
Smoother photos: small images on feed cards and in search are no longer pixelated
Updated privacy policy