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entitree.com
EntiTree is a visualization tool for research and study purposes. It displays connected Wikidata items on dynamic, navigable tree diagrams, with direct links to Wikipedia articles for people, organizations and events. Users can visualize Geni.com family trees, search for public and fictional individuals, and customize display themes. The tool supports multiple labels and languages, and provides a community chat via Telegram.
f-droid.org
The official Wikipedia app for Android, distributed through F-Droid. It allows searching and reading articles across many languages, saving articles and reading lists for offline use with synced lists, and customizing the interface with text size adjustment and light, dark, sepia or black themes. The app is ad-free and free of charge.
wikipedia.org
FOSS Wiki is a Wikipedia reference page for background information, comparisons, and linked sources.
chris927.github.io
A browser-based tool that generates South African ID numbers, labeled as fake on the page. A form is submitted to obtain a generated number, and the page links to Wikipedia, an article and the source code for further information.
sourceforge.net
GoldenDict is a free, feature-rich dictionary lookup program. It supports multiple dictionary file formats, renders articles with complete markup, illustrations, and retained content, and allows word input without accents or correct case. It uses WebKit for accurate article representation, supports Wikipedia, Wiktionary, and other MediaWiki-based sites, can use arbitrary websites as dictionaries, and includes Hunspell-based morphology for stemming and spelling suggestions. Additional features include scan popup, global hotkeys, tabbed browsing, cross-platform support for Linux/X11 and Windows, and it is licensed under GNU GPLv3+.
github.com
GSlides Maker is a command-line tool that generates Google Slides presentations from Wikipedia content. The generated presentation uses a blank theme, and users can then choose a Google Presentation theme, which changes the font style, size and color. The beta version produces only text content and does not yet produce slides containing images.
hadoopilluminated.com
Hadoop Illuminated's Chapter 16 page lists pointers to publicly available big data sets, covering generic repositories, geo data, web data and government data. It links to sources such as Amazon AWS data sets, InfoChimps, the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network, OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia data, Google N-gram data, Freebase, data.gov and World Bank data.
top.hatnote.com
HatNote is a web platform that displays a daily updated ranking of the 100 most-visited English Wikipedia articles. Each listed article includes view counts, trend changes, and a brief descriptive summary.
histography.io
Histography is an interactive timeline of history, presented in beta, that spans 14 billion years from the Big Bang to 2015. Each dot represents a historic event from Wikipedia, and users can resize the bottom bar to view any time period or era.
github.com
Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) is an open-source, community-driven project that enables users to build an affordable, offline digital library server, most commonly using a Raspberry Pi. It creates a local learning hotspot that provides access to free educational content including Wikipedia in multiple languages, thousands of Khan Academy videos, zoomable OpenStreetMap, e-books and other resources without an internet connection. It includes tools to arrange content packs, offers 30+ educational apps, supports mesh networking for local knowledge exchange, and is intended for schools, clinics, libraries, prisons and community use.
izito.com
iZito is a metasearch engine that aggregates web search results from multiple sources including Yahoo, Microsoft Bing, YouTube, Wikipedia and Entireweb. It offers advanced search settings for users, and uses functional cookies to deliver non-personalized content. The platform includes standard pages such as About us, Copyright, Disclaimer, Privacy and Contact us.
japanesewiki.com
An encyclopedia covering Japanese history, culture, literature, geography and more, generated from the Japanese-English Bilingual Corpus of Wikipedia's Kyoto Articles. Categories include historical figures, locations, buildings, literature, Buddhism and Shinto.
keyword.io
Keyword.io is a free keyword research tool that finds thousands of longtail keyword suggestions from sources including Google, Amazon, YouTube, eBay, Bing, Wikipedia and others. It is presented as requiring no signup and returning results instantly.
naturethisweek.com
Nature This Week is a website that shows animal activity and other nature events near a selected location, tied to season, time of day and weather conditions. Species distributions and seasonal timing data come primarily from iNaturalist and Wikipedia, and weather conditions are retrieved from Open-Meteo. Events can be filtered by location and animal group.
newsasfacts.com
News as Facts presents important global news as concise, unbiased facts. Its content is retrieved from the English Wikipedia, and the site describes itself as ad-free and privacy respecting. It is run by a husband and wife team in Boston, Massachusetts.
openlibrary.org
Open Library is an open, editable library catalog building toward a web page for every book ever published. Users can read, borrow and discover more than 3M books for free, and contribute corrections and new information like Wikipedia. It also provides APIs for book discovery and lookup services.
privacyredirect.com
Privacy Redirect provides hosted alternative frontends for popular internet platforms, including YouTube, X (Twitter) and Reddit. It lists frontends such as Redlib for Reddit, Kittygram for Instagram, rimgo for Imgur and Wikiless for Wikipedia.
openuserjs.org
Proxy Redirect is a userscript that redirects to and rewrites links toward privacy-oriented proxy frontends, covering services such as Invidious, Nitter, Redlib, Searx and Wikipedia. The author states it allows reliable access to available public instances per service and helps distribute traffic across instances. It is published on OpenUserJS under AGPL-3.0-only.
rate.house
rate.house is a collaborative media database for rating and tracking albums, songs, movies, TV shows, literature, games and podcasts in one place. Users can create and browse lists and tags, and add recommendations. It is described as resembling IMDb or Goodreads with more media types, and as collaborative like Wikipedia.
github.com
Scholar Key is a Firefox browser extension. It automatically adds shadow library and institutional access links next to DOI links on webpages, and displays Wikipedia citation counts for those DOIs. Users can configure enabled sources, reorder or edit source entries, and add their institution's library access via a maintained libproxy database. Default sources include Anna's Archive Search, Anna's Archive SciDB, and Sci-Hub.
simple.wikipedia.org
Simple Wiki is the Simple English Wikipedia, a free, collaboratively edited online encyclopedia that uses basic English vocabulary and shorter sentences. It is designed for users learning English, including children and adult learners, and hosts over 285,704 articles. All content is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License 4.0 International and the GNU Free Documentation License, and any user can create or edit pages.
wikipedia.org
Simple Wiki Guide is a Wikipedia reference page for background information, comparisons, and linked sources.
seo.com
Soovle is a free keyword tool that lets users find keyword variations and search suggestions across multiple search engines including Google, Amazon, YouTube, Bing, Yahoo!, Pinterest, Answers.com, and Wikipedia. Users can select up to six sources at a time, star preferred results, export their starred keyword lists, and use the exported keywords to develop content topics, page titles and headings. Soovle does not display keyword data such as search volume, keyword difficulty or cost per click.