WikiFlow is a fun new way to browse Wikipedia. Let WikiFlow run and random Wikipedia articles will flow onto the screen. See an article that interests you? Simply touch the article name to read it in full.

= FEATURES =

∙ Minimalist Design
WikiFlow has been created with a minimalist design philosophy. The simple color scheme, crisp fonts and smooth animations ensure that nothing detracts from the article viewing experience. All graphics are compatible with Retina display technology, so WikiFlow looks great on the new iPad.

∙ 32 Languages
From Dansk to Deutsch and Español to Esperanto, WikiFlow can fetch articles in your local language. Full list of supported languages: Bahasa Indonesia, Català, Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español, Esperanto, Français, Gaeilge, Italiano, Lietuvių, Magyar, Nederlands, Norsk (Bokmål), Polski, Português, Română, Slovenčina, Suomi, Svenska, Tiếng Việt, Türkçe, Volapük, Čeština, Русский, Српски / Srpski, Українська,עברית, العربية, 中文, 日本語, 한국어.

∙ History Mode
WikiFlow keeps track of all the articles that have been on screen. Don't worry if an article disappears before you get a chance to tap on it, it'll still be available by touching the History button.

∙ Random or Recent Articles
WikiFlow supports two different flow modes. Browse through recently updated articles or just switch to random mode to explore the depths of Wikipedia.

∙ In-Line Article View
Want to read the full text of one of the Wikipedia articles? Simply touch the article name and WikiFlow will display the article text in its built-in browser. There's no need to switch to Safari just to read the article you want.

∙ iPhone and iPad Support
WikiFlow is a universal app. Buy it once and run it on both your iPhone and iPad! WikiFlow on the iPad is not just a stretched version of the iPhone app. The WikiFlow iPad layout has been redesigned and optimised for the larger screen.

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