RabbitHole: Swipe Wikipedia

RabbitHole turns Wikipedia into something you actually want to open every day.

Pick a few topics you're curious about — science, mythology, space, philosophy, history, and more — and swipe through real Wikipedia articles like a card deck. Like what catches your eye, skip what doesn't, and the app quietly learns what you're into, so your next batch of cards gets better every time.

DISCOVER, DON'T JUST SCROLL
Every card shows a real Wikipedia extract, image, and category — tap to read the full article, right in the app. A small slice of every feed is reserved for topics outside your usual picks, so you keep stumbling onto things you didn't know you'd like.

QUIZ YOURSELF ON WHAT YOU'VE LIKED
Once you've liked a handful of articles, Quiz Mode turns them into a short multiple-choice quiz — grounded strictly in what you actually read, never invented facts. It's active recall for the things you found genuinely interesting, not a random trivia dump.

CHALLENGE A FRIEND
Finish a quiz and share it as a link. Whoever opens it plays the exact same questions and lands on a leaderboard with you — a quick way to see who actually remembers what they read.

BUILD A STREAK, LEVEL UP
Swiping and quizzing earn XP. Keep a daily streak going, unlock badges for real behavior — going deep on a category, acing a quiz, keeping a streak alive — and watch your discovery score climb.

BUILT ON REAL WIKIPEDIA CONTENT
Every card and every shared quiz question traces back to a real Wikipedia article, credited and linked, under Wikipedia's CC BY-SA license. RabbitHole is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.

PRIVACY, TAKEN SERIOUSLY
Your data stays yours: no public leaderboard unless you opt in, no ads, and you can delete your account and everything tied to it at any time from Settings. See our full privacy policy for details.

Curiosity, one card at a time.