Introducing WikiTok: A Unique App That Turns Wikipedia into an Endless Feed of Fascinating Facts

A solo developer has introduced WikiTok, an unusual fusion of Wikipedia and TikTok—a platform where encyclopedia content is presented as an endless vertical feed. Created in just one night, the project lets users dive into a world of random facts by scrolling through bite-sized excerpts from articles, complete with illustrations, much like short-form videos on social media.
WikiTok’s algorithm delivers micro-doses of knowledge: a headline, a key excerpt from the text, and an image from the article. For those who want to explore further, a link to the full Wikipedia entry is available. The interface is optimized for all screen sizes, while preloaded content ensures seamless scrolling with no lag. The app’s standout feature? Support for 14 languages.
For now, WikiTok’s functionality is limited, but its creator sees potential in integrating AI-driven recommendations or a tagging system. You can try the "Wikipedia TikTok" at the project’s website, and those interested in refining the concept can find the source code on GitHub.
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