Wikiless has been discontinued. Similar apps include Wikipedia, which is free and open source. Other options are Kiwix, Grokipedia, WikiReader and Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopedias like Wikiless are a crowded field, with more than 50 alternatives for the web, Android, iPad, iPhone and Linux.
Citizendium, powered by MediaWiki, is "an open wiki project dedicated to creating a free, comprehensive, and reliable repository of structured knowledge". Unlike with Wikipedia, a contributor must register using their real name and verify their identity.
WikiLinks provides a fun and engaging experience of Wikipedia content through a brilliantly designed, mind-mapping interface. Browse articles with full video content and see linked articles in a navigable mind-map, tapping and holding for a quick preview.
Logopedia is a collaborative database for logos and corporate branding. It includes the history of successful company logos, popular branding, and more.
Panthrisk is a real-time, AI-driven platform that tracks and visualizes humanity’s most critical existential risks — including nuclear war, AI, climate change, pandemics, misinformation, and unknown threats.
Protopedia is a wiki style database containing information on a wide array of biological macromolecules. The site offers generalized information about the molecule of interest in addition to providing 3D visuals on the structure of the molecule and information on its...
Wikipedia, better than ever—on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Discover the world and enjoy beautiful typography with this sleek app.
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Conzept is an attempt to create an encyclopedia for the 21st century. A modern topic-exploration tool based on Wikipedia, Wikidata, Open Library, GBIF and other useful information sources.
Alchetron.com is a free social encyclopedia for world where you can create, organize and learn easily using topics.
With Alchetron you can search & share thousands of organized topics which can be biographies, free courses for students etc.
Stubia is a mobile encyclopedia that limits each article to 160 characters: this limitation makes each topic easy to understand.
A Wiki website of Calls For Papers (CFP) of international conferences, workshops, meetings, seminars, events, journals and book chapters in computer science, communications, software engineering, artificial intelligence, machine learning, networking, signal processing, systems...
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