Hey Redditors 👋. I recently built a small tool called WikiSnap, and it’s basically a clean, swipeable Wikipedia reader. Instead of scrolling through long Wikipedia pages, WikiSnap breaks them down into minimal, card-style sections that are easy to swipe through and actually enjoy reading. It is designed for: 1-> People who want to read more Wikipedia without zoning out. 2-> Anyone who prefers a simple, distraction-free UI. 3-> Quick study or review sessions without the usual clutter. I used an AI builder to speed up layout, but AI didn’t do everything —> I had to write a good amount of code myself and enhance the logic to make it work right. For devs: AI tools are useful for prototyping, but don’t rely on them blindly. It's still important to understand and write your own code. 🔗 Try it out here:https://wiki-snap.vercel.app/ Screenshot1: Screenshot2: Would love your feedback: 1-> Would you use something like this? 2->What feature would make it better? You can follow me on GitHub, and if you like the project, a ⭐ would mean a lot 😊..   submitted by   /u/Proud_Midnight7516 [link]   [comments]