
Foratrail
Swipe through Wikipedia and share your rabbit holes
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About Foratrail
Foratrail is a swipe feed for Wikipedia. Flick through one clean card at a time — the man who survived both atomic bombs, a town that's been on fire underground since 1962, the 1932 war Australia fought against emus (and lost). Swipe right to save an article, left to skip. The articles you keep build a trail — your rabbit hole, up to 12 articles, in order. Share the whole thing as one link and a friend replays your exact path, card by card. The feed learns what you like on your device, so it gets sharper the more you swipe. No account, no signup, nothing tracked on a server. Open it for two minutes, come out twenty minutes later knowing five things you didn't. Key features - Full-screen swipe feed of Wikipedia, one article per card - Save up to 12 into a shareable trail - One URL replays your rabbit hole for a friend, card by card - On-device taste memory — the feed tunes to you, privately - Free, anonymous, no signup
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