Curio - Unrot Your Brain

Curio turns Wikipedia into a fast, scrollable feed so you can discover something new every time you swipe. It feels like scrolling — but instead of endless videos, you’re learning interesting facts, ideas, and stories from the world’s largest knowledge base.

If you love to scroll but hate the brain rot that comes with it, Curio is a smarter alternative.

How it works

• Swipe through bite-sized Wikipedia articles
• Discover random facts, history, science, and culture
• Tap to dive deeper when something grabs your interest
• Save articles and come back later
• Learn at your own pace — no pressure, no courses

Curio is designed for curiosity, not completion. There’s nothing to “keep up with” and no feed you’ll fall behind on.

Why Curio?

Most apps are built to keep you scrolling mindlessly.
Curio is built to make scrolling worthwhile.

Instead of closing an app feeling drained, Curio helps you walk away knowing something you didn’t before — even if you only had a few minutes.

Made for modern scrolling

Curio reimagines Wikipedia for the way people actually use their phones today. It’s lightweight, distraction-free, and designed to fit naturally into moments when you’d otherwise open a social app.

Scroll less mindlessly.
Learn more effortlessly.
Unrot your brain.

Subscription Information
Curio offers auto-renewing subscriptions to unlock full access to the app.
Monthly: $3.99/month
Yearly: $19.99/year (save 58%)

Privacy Policy: https://defiant-grip-410.notion.site/Curio-Privacy-Policy-2dbd535ea90c804ebe08dbfe50c03f70
Terms of Use: https://defiant-grip-410.notion.site/Curio-Terms-of-Use-2dbd535ea90c80d3a53ffd8ed2b7237f?pvs=73

Notes
Curio uses publicly available Wikipedia content and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.