Alternatives

Products that do what Scrib.am, my encyclopedia, inspired by Diderot. One article per day does

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Endless▲132
Random and amazing Wikipedia articles.
2014
2MF
My first web app, DailyDo.it▲142
2012 · dailydo.it
3ET
Easy to use Wikipedia API for Python▲218
2013 · github.com
4AL
A little knowledge portal I've been building▲72
2016 · tuvalie.com
5MW
My weekend project, DailyPag.es▲69
2012 · dailypag.es
6
This▲147
Each member can share just one link a day.
2016
7WP
Weekend project – StumbleUpon For Wikipedia▲21
2012 · chrome.google.com
8TR
The Reader View of Wikipedia▲50
2018 · thereaderwiki.com
9IP
I parsed the entire en.wikipedia for events, time and location▲18
2020 · whataday.info
10LA
Linked, an open source daily journal app▲18
2021 · github.com
11AB
A Billboard-like chart for Wikipedia articles▲28
2015 · top.hatnote.com
12MN
My news summarization side project▲30
2013 · summary.io
13IM
I made an RSS News Reader that prioritizes topics you care about▲61
2017 · zuperlist.com
14JS
Journali.sm, a Newsfeed for News▲69
2019 · journali.sm
15AS
A social network to share articles you've read▲7
2023 · boredreading.com
16IB
I built a site which gives book summaries with one tap▲9
2021 · bookstash.io
17WO
Wiki of the Day – word of the day for Wikipedia articles▲5
2015 · play.google.com
18AR
A redesigned Wikipedia▲13
2017 · wiki.shamdasani.org
19BA
Build a Personal Library of Articles Automatically▲8
2020 · kaffae.com
20RB
Random Books via Wikipedia Summaries▲8
2022 · locserendipity.com
21RA
Read articles with context, wikipedia snippets of people or interests▲5
2016 · contextually.in
22UW
Using Wikipedia as a dictionary▲8
2015 · wikitranslateitfor.me
23TL
Todo List, Daily Kanban, Colors, Tags (I Built It)▲7
2018 · tidily.io
24IM
I made a website with nonfiction book summaries▲7
2024 · thesummarist.net

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