Aysha Ayub- Digital Marketing Analyst
Hey, Dayyan
I use wiki mobile on a daily basis. My entire student life went on searching for information on the wiki. From preparing for exams, assignments to general information Wiki is really very handy. Bookmarking, Creating folders for specific topics etc can be used by the users for personalization. Also, it's free with a lot of information. The one f… See moreQwiki is an app that hides in your menu bar, until you really need to search for that vital bit of information.
App Store
$2.99
Christopher Hannah- Swift Developer / Writer
Although I developed this app, it was for my own use at university. And it served me well when I wanted to quickly get a bit of information, or do some initial research before I went deeper into a topic.Christopher Hannah- Swift Developer / Writer
I'm not sure if it's one of the best, but I implemented support for the Touch Bar on my app for every function!Christopher Hannah- Swift Developer / Writer
This is my own app, but I created it for myself to use at University and it proved to be a great research tool.
While Wikipedia shouldn't directly be referenced, it's a great way to find sources of information that can be referenced.Macstories
There was a time, before Twitter implemented restrictive API limitations, when Twitter clients were a playground where app developers tried new ideas. It felt like there was a new Twitter client released every week. Today, that role seems to have been taken over by Wikipedia apps. There are a lot of good Wikipedia apps.MakeUseOf
Going straight to the Wikipedia in your browser is fine, but there are better ways to access the site if you're on a Mac.Lifehacker
OS X: If you frequently visit Wikipedia with your questions and want the encyclopedic resource to be one click away, Qwiki for Mac brings the site to your menu bar without every having to launch your browser.