Describe it. Gnawledge finds it.

A pocket reference for flags, US states, US history, writers and professional wrestling. Search more than 17,000 topics in your own words, or just browse. Everything is on your iPhone and works with no connection.

Coming soon to the App Store

The Packs screen in Gnawledge. Each pack is a row of pictured topics: Flags shows France, Japan and South Korea, US States shows a wolverine, Baltimore and Alaska, and US History shows Michelle Obama, the War of 1812 and the Vietnam War.

Type it the way you would say it

You do not need the name, or the right keywords. These are real searches, with what each one found first.

poet who lived alone in Amherst
Emily Dickinson Writers
largest state by area
Alaska US States
tax revolt in the 1790s
Whiskey Rebellion US History
French giant wrestler who acted in a movie
André the Giant Professional Wrestling
flags with green and black
Pan-African flag, Jamaica, Malawi Flags

The marked words: are the ones it read as exact: a kind of topic, a color, a year, a state.
Everything else: is matched by meaning, by a small model that runs on the phone.
You stay in charge: Each exact match shows as a chip. Tap one to take it away if the app read you wrong.

Or just browse

The app opens on your packs, not on an empty search box. Short packs run A to Z. Longer ones are grouped, so US history reads by era and writers by century.

The US History pack in Gnawledge, grouped by era with the number of topics in each: Colonial, Revolutionary, Early Republic, Antebellum, Civil War, Reconstruction, Gilded Age, Progressive and World Wars.

Follow a fact

A topic has a picture where there is one, a summary and its facts. Tap a fact with a magnifying glass, such as the year someone was born, to find every other topic that shares it.

Emily Dickinson in Gnawledge: her portrait, then facts including born 1830, died 1886 and cause of death, each with a magnifying glass, followed by her century, citizenship, language, genre and awards.

Five packs, more than 17,000 topics

A pack is a set of topics on one subject. All five come with the app.

Flags: 305 topics; Countries, states, territories and movements. Search by color, emblem, region or year.
US States: 578 topics; The states and territories, their cities, national parks, landmarks and symbols.
US History: 3,339 topics; Events, documents and people, from the colonies to now. Search by era or year.
Writers: 10,069 topics; Novelists, poets, playwrights and essayists. Search by century, movement or award.
Professional Wrestling: 3,460 topics; Wrestlers, events, promotions and championships. Ring names find the wrestler.

What it is, and what it is not

It works with no connection

The topics, the pictures and the search model are all on the phone. Only the link to a full Wikipedia article needs the internet.

Nothing you type leaves the device

There is no account, no analytics and no advertising. Searches are not sent anywhere and are not kept.

Real entries, not generated text

Every summary is the opening of a Wikipedia article, with facts from Wikidata and credit for each picture. The app finds things. It does not write them.

The pocket reference you search by describing

Coming soon to the App Store