Hey Product Hunt! I'm Adityavardhan, and I built WikiCrawl because I've always found it fascinating how seemingly unrelated ideas connect. Wikipedia is full of these connections, but discovering them usually means opening article after article and trying to keep track of everything. I wanted to make that process more visual and exploratory. WikiCrawl turns Wikipedia into an interactive knowledge graph. You can start with a topic, crawl connected articles, and explore the resulting network of ideas. I've recently improved the mobile experience and graph exploration, and I'm continuing to work on making the relationships between nodes easier to understand. I'd love your feedback on a few things: - What topics did you try exploring? - Did the graph help you discover connections you wouldn't have found otherwise? - What would make this more useful for research, learning, or simply going down Wikipedia rabbit holes? WikiCrawl is open source, and I'm excited to see what you think. Thanks for checking it out!

WikiCrawl

Explore Wikipedia as an interactive knowledge graph.

Explore Wikipedia as an interactive knowledge graph.