Meet WikiTok, a website that lets you endlessly scroll through excerpts of Wikipedia entries and click to read the ones that ...

WikiTok users can swipe through an endless stream of Wikipedia article stubs, discovering random facts and interesting ...

I created a viral infinite scrolling Wikipedia page in just hours. I think this shows people may be tired of highly curated ...

On Wednesday, a New York-based app developer named Isaac Gemal debuted a new site called WikiTok, where users can vertically ...

The internet is filled with doom and gloom, but WikiTok is trying to change that.

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The Wikimedia Foundation will likely soon have to contend with “the rising noise of criticism from Elon Musk and others,” as founder Jimmy Wales recently put it. It’s already taking measures to ...

Musk and other right-wing tech figures have been on a campaign to delegitimize the digital encyclopedia. What happens if they ...

New York-based developer Isaac Jemal has unveiled a new website called WikiTok. It allows users to vertically scroll through ...

Instead, WikiTok visitors are randomly treated to one of Wikipedia’s nearly-9.5 million-and-counting entries along with an ...

WikiTok surfaces random Wikipedia articles and could just be an antidote to doomscrolling. If, like me, your formative ...

Wikipedia is by far the most popular knowledge resource on the web. In 2024 alone, users around the world spent 4.5 billion hours reading it in the 300+ languages available.