The App that explains everything

DIY fans, craft lovers, curious people from all over the world: The App that explains everything It has already arrived! And no, Google, who also knows everything, has not released any search application. What we are referring to today is WikiHow, an emulator of the popular Wikipedia focused on explaining how things are done.

This App, which at the moment is only in English although it has its Spanish web version, resolves all kinds of doubts, from how to change the oil in a car to how to spin a pencil above your thumb. All manuals are grouped into different categories based on Topics of interest such as health, youth, the world of work, travel, sports, vehicle maintenance or personal care or DIY. In any case, if curiosity is what gets the better of you, you can always resort to the option of entering a random page and surprise! learn how to splint a finger.

Promoted under the slogan “community of knowledge philanthropists”, this is a App eminently practical for addicts DIY -Do it yourself or do it yourself- and in which we should perhaps write an entry to explain that with King Making an app is the easiest thing in the world. 😉

WikiHow was born eight years ago, by the hand of Jack Herrik, in Palo Alto, California, and has since collected more than 50,000 tickets practices and is available in more than a dozen languages.

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