MythALLogy: World Mythology

MythALLogy gathers the world's mythologies into one growing app: the real stories, retold, drawn from the texts that carry them, and illustrated with real art from museums and the public domain.

Not a wiki scrape. Not a fantasy-art gallery with the names changed.

Every myth from all over the world, in one place: the actual myths of Ireland, Greece, the Norse world, and Egypt, with more traditions on the way.

WHY IT IS DIFFERENT

* Real, sourced art. Every figure, deity, and scene comes from museums, public-domain illustrated editions, or historical artwork.
* No AI-generated characters: no "AI Athena" who looks vaguely Egyptian, no ravens perched on Apollo. AI gets the gods wrong, so we use the real art instead.
* Tap any picture to enlarge it and read its full citation: artist, date, museum, and license. (Some background textures and borders are AI-assisted; no character, deity, or scene art ever is.)

Every claim cited. Each story is drawn from the primary texts that carry it: Homer, Hesiod, the Eddas, the Book of Invasions, the Book of the Dead, Plutarch, Lady Gregory, and dozens more. Tap a claim to see its source, and where the text is public domain, read the original for free.

All of it, in one place. A mythology is one tradition's stories. MythALLogy is the attempt to hold them all, and the library keeps growing. New traditions arrive as free updates, with no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.

Private and offline.
No accounts.
No data collection.
No ads.
No internet required.
Everything lives on your device, like a book you own.

WHAT IS INSIDE

Four complete mythology cycles, each with its own art, music, and atmosphere. More than 150 figures, over 70 stories, and over 100 cited sources, and counting.

Irish. From the first peoples to the death of Cú Chulainn: the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Cattle Raid of Cooley, Fionn and the Fianna, the voyages to Tír na nÓg. 58 figures, 26 stories, 16 fairy creatures, 18 sacred places (And more to come...).

Greek. From Chaos to Odysseus's homecoming: the Theogony, the Olympians, the heroes, the Trojan War. 40 figures, 17 stories, 19 creatures, 15 places (And more to come...).

Norse. From fire and ice to Ragnarok: Odin's sacrifice, Thor's hammer, the binding of Fenrir, the doom of the gods. 18 gods, 16 stories, 17 creatures, the nine worlds (And more to come...).

Egyptian. From the first mound rising out of Nun to the weighing of the heart: Osiris, Isis, Horus and Set, Ra's nightly voyage through the Duat. 35 gods, 13 stories, 11 creatures, 14 places, 13 sacred symbols (And more to come...).

HOW IT WORKS

Guided Journeys take you through each mythology in order, chapter by chapter, with narrative bridges that connect the stories into one arc.

Discoveries are hidden insights that unlock as you explore, revealing connections between myths you would not see on the surface.

Interactive Activities test what you have learned with quizzes, quote games, and story-sequencing challenges.

THE MODERN CULTURE BRIDGE

Tap any figure and see where they appear in the games, films, books, and music you already know: Hades II, God of War, Sandman, Percy Jackson, SMITE, Marvel's Thor, and more.

Each appearance is tagged Faithful, Loose, Reinvented, or Name Only, with notes on what the work got right and what it invented.

TATTOO MEANINGS

The symbols people actually get inked: Mjölnir, the Triquetra, the Valknut, Ouroboros, the Caduceus, Ogham. The real historical meaning beside the modern reading, with an honest warning whenever the two have drifted apart.

No AI characters. No ads. No tracking. No subscription. Just the world's myths, told true.

Published by Rosmerta Publishing.