
Skald: Odyssey
Homer, Greek, maps, and art
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$9.99
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Read and explore Homer's Odyssey together.
Skald: Odyssey is a complete Odyssey reader with its reading content bundled for offline use. It is built for adults, parents, and caregivers who want a clear way into Homer and room to look closer. Move through all 24 books in a source-grounded family telling, then compare the same passage with the original Greek and ten public-domain translations.
CHOOSE THE LENGTH FOR THE MOMENT
Read each book in a concise 1-minute telling, a 5-minute telling, or a deeper 20-minute telling. Switch lengths without losing your place.
READ THE TEXT FROM MORE THAN ONE ANGLE
Place the original Greek beside prose and verse translations by A. T. Murray, Samuel Butler, S. H. Butcher & A. Lang, Alexander Pope, William Cowper, George Chapman, Luis Segalá y Estalella, Leconte de Lisle, Johann Heinrich Voß, and Ian Johnston. Translator, year, language, and source information remain visible.
LOOK CLOSER
Open paintings, prints, ancient objects, maps, fleet diagrams, and museum collections connected to the passage you are reading. Historical works retain source and rights details; generated reconstructions appear in a separate Sketch mode.
FOLLOW THE JOURNEY
Trace Odysseus's return on the Nostos map, see where each ship is lost, explore the gods and characters involved, and open a Homeric glossary without leaving the page.
BUILT FOR QUIET, SHARED READING
Use the warm Vellum reader by day or night. Reading progress and preferences stay on your device. Skald: Odyssey has no accounts, advertising, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.
Skald: Odyssey contains source-faithful references to mythic violence and mature themes from the Odyssey. It is intended for an adult or parent-led audience and is not directed to children.
Skald: Odyssey is an independent reading experience based on Homer and is not affiliated with any film, studio, publisher, or museum.
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What's New in Skald
0.5.0
August 3, 2026
New: ten more museum artworks join the collection — 188 pieces in all across 50 museum collections, with a first work from Princeton University Art Museum. Four appear as art plates beside related passages in the text, and every artwork keeps its source and rights details. Also new: text fixes and reading improvements can now arrive without waiting for an app update. They are checked before they install, and the built-in library always remains available offline. You may occasionally see a short note about what changed when you open the app. No account, no ads in the app, and nothing to set up — open the app and keep reading.
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