Let Me Solo It

FunWiki turns any Wikipedia article into an interactive map you can explore. Search a topic and its article becomes the red centre node. Around it sit the topics its opening paragraph links to, in the order the article mentions them. The map is alive: hover a topic to light up its links, drag nodes around, and double-click one to grow its own branch. A reading panel shows each topic’s picture and summary. Meta’s Muse Spark is your guide: it rewrites an article at the depth you choose, plans a learning path that is drawn on the map as a red trail, and quizzes you on what you read. The front page is built from today’s Wikipedia: the most-read articles, the picture of the day, and a box where you type a topic and see its map straight away. The aim is to see how an idea connects before you dive in, instead of getting lost in a wall of blue links.