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Wordopedia

Search, browse, and save Wikipedia articles and snippets.

By Alex Kirk · Productivity · Free and open source

Try Wordopedia in your browser*Source code

*my.wordpress.net is a free WordPress that runs in your browser. Nothing to sign up for, still there tomorrow, and private; it's not reachable from the web for others.

  • Wordopedia screenshot

The above is a screenshot but you can play with it in WordPress Playground:

Try Wordopedia with demo data

Or open it in OpenStation – a desktop-style launcher for WordPress. Same app, different launcher.

What people use it for

Recipes are guided starting points inside My Apps. These ones install this app as one of their steps.

  • Research Tool

    Look up sources, keep the useful parts

    Use your WordPress as a focused research workspace. Search Wikipedia from your own site, save the articles and snippets you want to return to, and clip web sources into your archive so project notes and references stay together.

    Why this matters

Use Wordopedia instead of

  • Wikipedia
  • Wikiwand
  • Kiwix

Not a feature-for-feature copy. It is the version that runs where you choose to host it, keeps its data on your own site, and that you are allowed to change.

How these apps work

The same for every app on this site.

  • It lives on your WordPressThe app is a plugin. Its data is stored in your own site, next to your other apps, and you can export it with the tools WordPress already has.
  • No account hereTrying it in the browser needs no sign-up. Installing it on your own site needs no account with us either.
  • No subscription, no per-user feeThe app is open source and free. Nobody can change the terms on you later.
  • Yours to changeRemove what does not fit, add what is missing, or have an AI assistant adapt it for the way you work.

Apps that live well next to it

Installed on the same WordPress, apps share the same users, permissions and media library.

  • Apiary Press

    Productivity

    Track beehives and record hive visits.

  • Use the Post Collection Plugin to save articles from around the web

    Instead of Pocket, Instapaper, Matter, Readwise, Raindrop.io, Pinboard, Diigo

  • Cookbook

    Productivity

    Store your recipes in your WordPress. All the basics like ingredients, step, portion calculator. Paste a URL to pull a recipe in from the web. AI enabled so that you can get help with adapting and creating new recipes.

    Instead of Paprika, Mela, Recipe Keeper

  • Familypedia

    Productivity

    Like Wikipedia, but private and just for your family. Each relative gets a page for their story and photos, with calendar and birthdays generated automatically. Compatible with other family tree apps via GEDCOM import/export.