Type anything above: a person, a place, an invention, a moment in history.
Type anything above: a person, a place, an invention, a moment in history.
Yes. When you search, Skworm searches Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia written by volunteers, and shows the article you pick in a clean, easy-to-read page with bigger text and no clutter. Every article links back to the original on Wikipedia.
Yes. Your searches and the pages you read go through Skworm's server, so Wikipedia and Wikimedia never see who is reading. There are no ads, no trackers and no accounts.
Skworm's own AI, running on Alien Soft's computer, reads the article and explains it in plain, friendly words with a few key facts. Nothing is sent to an outside AI company. Like any AI it can make mistakes, so the full article is always right below.
Wikipedia's volunteer editors. Their text is shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license, and each article shows a credit and a link to its history on Wikipedia.