Free for iPhone and iPad
Read Wikipedia like a museum.
Every article gets its own room: a frame, a backdrop and a soft sound. All of Wikipedia, in six languages, with favourites and offline reading. No account, no tracking.
A room for every article
Each subject gets a fitting frame and backdrop: a ship’s console for Saturn, a painter’s studio for Van Gogh.
Soft sound
Quiet ambient music, and the subject’s own voice or call when Wikipedia has one. It stays off until you turn it on.
Favourites
Keep the articles you love in one place, ready whenever you want to come back.
Read offline
Save an article with its pictures and read it anywhere, even without a connection.
Six languages
English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Italian, each reading its own Wikipedia.
No account, no tracking
Nothing about you is collected. Your favourites and saved articles stay on your device.
A look inside
Start anywhere
A room for Saturn
A studio for Van Gogh
Favourites and offline
Not on iPhone? Use it in your browser.
Wikiseum also works on the web, in any modern browser: the same rooms, the same six languages, at wikiseum.com. Favourites and offline reading are for the app.
Questions
Is Wikiseum free?
Yes. There is no account and there are no ads.
Where does the content come from?
Live from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Wikimedia Commons. Every article shows its source, and every picture its author and licence.
Is it made by Wikipedia?
No. Wikiseum is independent and not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.
Are the illustrations real?
The frames and backdrops are AI-made atmosphere, not evidence. The photos that belong to an article always come from Wikimedia Commons.
Does it work offline?
Articles you saved do. Everything else needs a connection, because articles are fetched live.
What data do you collect?
None. Read the privacy policy for the details.