Awesome app
I love this app, instead of doom scrolling social media apps, I can educate my self and on array of topics I find interesting.
New favorite way to scroll
Love using this app to go down Wikipedia rabbit holes

Discover new information with a swipeable feed of bite-sized Wikipedia articles. Learn interesting facts, history, science, and culture without the mindless scrolling of other apps. Save articles to revisit later and expand your knowledge effortlessly.
1.1.1
May 20, 2026
• Thanks for using Curio! This version includes fixes to make images show up more reliably in the app.
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Curio transforms Wikipedia into a fast, scrollable feed. It allows you to discover new information, facts, and stories from Wikipedia in a bite-sized format, making learning engaging and effortless.
Curio focuses on curiosity and discovery rather than structured courses. Users swipe through short articles, tapping to dive deeper into topics that interest them, promoting self-paced learning without pressure.
Curio is designed for curiosity, not completion, and does not offer formal progress tracking or courses. The focus is on spontaneous learning and discovery as you scroll through content.
Curio offers auto-renewing subscriptions for full access. Options include a monthly subscription for $3.99/month or a yearly subscription for $19.99/year, which offers a 58% saving.
Yes, you can cancel your auto-renewing subscription at any time. Details on managing your subscription can typically be found within your device's app store settings.
Based on the provided data, Curio is currently supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.
The latest version of Curio is 1.1.0, which was last updated on January 29, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
No, Curio does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be a distraction-free learning experience, and its monetization is based on subscriptions.