WonderSwipe Research on the go 17+

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I want to tell you why I'm such a fan of WonderSwipe. Just a note to Chat 3.5/4.0 users. These are revolutionary and very powerful engines. I embrace them fully with a couple of significant caveats. These are as follows. They refuse to answer questions that cross what they perceive as moral boundaries. They can't answer questions requiring knowledge of events or concepts arising after 2021. Third, and to me the most important, they are sometimes wrong. Admittedly rarely, but when they are, they can be extremely eloquent in presenting false information.
WonderSwipe has none of these failings. It has a very powerful natural language processor that quickly distills from a free text query the essential attributes of the information you desire. It then seeks and provides the urls that are the best answer pages and helpfully provides keyword highlighting and an intelligent summarizations which are readily expandable to full text. Needless to say, the results are devoid of any advertising shrubbery. The user is free to subselect the responses which best fit their needs. Try it out and you will see that in really important matters that don't require interaction to chained queries ( a chat), WonderSwipe is the better choice.
John Palmer

Developer Response ,

Quite a review! The Web is the ultimate repository of knowledge, WonderSwipe just reimagines the access with that alone, distilled and without ads. Glad you love it!

Unique Summative Browzing Experience

Other phone browsers can not match the utility of Wonderswipe. While I'm not going to make WonderSwipe my default browser, I see it as a unique utility that can help catch me up on a generally well-known topic and get a rough idea from multiple sources at once. If you have an academically curious mind, I recommend you check this out.
I've used it to understand the chemistry of cleaning supplies, the environmental footprint of various products, and what I should be planting in my garden!
It's excellent for skimming articles (like WordPress and other non-paywall news) but not so great for other websites. The summarization engine is elegant but not consistently accurate. It bolds text that it thinks is important, which is neat, and when I need more context, I can click on pieces of the extractive summary to read where it came from. But since it's an automated summary, you never know if it will perform well or poorly. At least it doesn't take too long (<10 sec) to see what it thinks is most important. Also, since everything is conducted on your device, it goes as fast as your device can fetch and summarize the content of pages. Meaning you get extra privacy and no ads for all your searches! Yahoo!
I'm glad to have this tool in my pocket for all the quirks this app and its automated summaries may have; you will, too, if only to test it out.

Extremely Useful and Unique

I love how the search and everything runs smoothly. It’s a unique experience that gives you a ton more info then a regular search on a boring ordinary browser. I’d recommend this to anyone! Best app by far.

The only thing I’d do different is the app icon color. Lol I know that is a silly artificial detail but the light red and white is easy to pass by and I tend to forget about it sometimes. If it was like black and a bright eye catching color like blue, pink, green or even purple, I think it would look sleek and attention grabbing.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for your kind words! We definitely are striving for a new kind of browser for research deep search topics with an efficiency unlike anything seen before.

Interesting thought on our accent pink/red color. We are actually going for uniqueness with it in a sea of indeed boring or typical icon designs. Do you think the same red on black background would look better? That would be higher contrast that red/white currently.

Feel free to email us at support@wonderswipe.com and thanks again for your review!