AXIOMO

Axiomo answers questions from a database on your phone — no internet, no account, no tracking. Ask in plain words: who is the president of France, when was Titanic released, how tall is Everest, population of Tokyo in 2010. Every answer shows where it came from and when it was true. If the database doesn't have it, Axiomo says so instead of guessing. WHAT'S INSIDE • 334,142 things — countries, cities, people, films, books, species, elements, and more • 3,232,864 facts, each with its source and as-of date • Dated facts: offices, populations and teams over time, so "who was the president in 2015" works • Unit conversion: "how far is the moon in miles" • Browse by category and by date HOW IT WORKS Everything runs on your phone. Your questions never leave the device. There are no ads, no analytics, and nothing to sign up for. The one time Axiomo goes online is when you tap "Search online" on an answer it doesn't have. HONEST BY DESIGN Axiomo never invents an answer. When a name belongs to several things — Titanic the ship and Titanic the film — it shows each one under its own label and lets you choose. When a fact is disputed, it says so. Data from Wikidata, under CC0.