OpenArtBrowser invites you to browse through the world of arts, enjoy beautiful artworks and learn interesting things. We provide paintings, drawings and sculptures all over the world and from many periods. For each artwork, metadata and related artworks are shown. Related means, that the artworks share the same artist, movement, or even motif.
ChlamBase is an easily editable model organism database for Chlamydia that is built upon the WikiGenomes application framework, and Wikidata We allow you to lookup, add, and modify data in real time.
Your data will instantly be visible, structured, and shared with the Chlamydial research community!
Adds citations metadata (i.e., what other items an item cites) support to the reference management software Zotero, using cites work (P2860) information from Wikidata, and enabling users to easily contribute missing data.
Conzept is an attempt to create an encyclopedia for the 21st century. A modern topic-exploration tool based on Wikipedia, Wikidata, Open Library, GBIF, YouTube and other information sources. Development news on Twitter.
Search and display engine for visual artworks, based on Wikidata and using Wikimedia Commons files and available in 33 different languages. Search results can be filtered using categories (e.g. Painting, sculpture) or time periods (e.g. from 1560-1760). Artworks can be displayed in random or chronological order. There is also a contribution mode to filter some missing properties for visual artwork.
Daty is a cross-platform free Wikidata editor adhering to GNOME (Q44316) Human Interface Guidelines, intended to enable a better editing workflow and faster deployment of requested user features for Wikidata.
Explore the gender gap and its evolution in the content of Wikidata and Wikimedia projects. You can do this by Wikimedia project and/or by characteristics of human beings (year of birth, country of citizenship, and occupation).
Navigable Family Tree (D3 inspired) of any human-like item in Wikidata. Also, you can use any property as a relationship to build taxonomies, org charts and so on.
Histomania is a browser to visualize, measure and compare events in a timeline. In addition to user-generated content, Histomania has a large contingent of generated timelines from Wikidata and Wikipedia data. You can place timelines next to each other or move them in time to make them comparable. Since the stories are linked to each other, you can dive deep into them. You can use it on any device, PC, tablet or smartphone. It's ideal for quickly getting a feel for temporal scales and historical connections.
Histropedia uses data from Wikipedia and Wikidata to automatically generate interactive timelines with events linked to Wikipedia articles.
Combine timelines and events to create your own custom timeline and start playing lego with history!
From ABBA albums to Zulu Kings, and almost everything in between, the timeline directory lets you discover thousands of timelines on hundreds of topics all from the search box on Histropedia.
Visual tool for exploring ideologies of political parties. Using property political ideology (P1142) you can filter the graph by country. Clicking on the node labels allows you to find further information.
LOD4Culture is a web application for exploring Cultural Heritage contents from Wikidata and DBpedia. An interactive map is provided for exploring world-wide sites. It also includes a browser of sites, artists and artworks.
Discover a whole new way to learn and connect with nSens, the ultimate collaborative learning network. Designed for avid learners and knowledge enthusiasts, nSens is your gateway to a world of information, curated from trusted sources like Wikipedia, books, and ArXiv.
Science Stories is a linked data application powered by structured data.
The facts about the lives of scientists from under-represented backgrounds stories are syndicated from Wikidata.
A special focus of SQID is to support the search of Wikidata properties and class items based on their usage.
For example, you can find the properties that are used most often, or not at all, or only in qualifiers, etc.
You can also get a list of all properties used by instances of the class Q5 (human), or, conversely, find all classes used on items that have an occupation (P106).
Entity pages then show a lot of further data and live query results for every class or property, e.g., you can see all items used as values for P21 (sex or gender).
Further usage examples are provided at the tool's start page.
A video game library web application, for helping users track their video game libraries and their completion progress of their games. All data is sourced from video game items on Wikidata.
Get (missing) translation statistics of Wikidata properties (labels, descriptions and aliases). Navigate properties by datatypes, classes. Search properties to describe an entity. Compare translation statistics among different languages. Get translation statistics of property discussion templates.
Browses through items and shows photos, facts, and translations of the items in several languages. Useful for translation. A good tool for learning foreign languages.
Wikidocumentaries is a maker space for citizen historians. It navigates Wikimedia content based on Wikidata items and illustrates the pages with maps and graphs. It displays media and other content from external repositories. Further on, it will present tools to import external content and enrich existing Wikimedia content with it.
Mobile-friendly frontend for Wikidata to create timelines quickly and easily without knowledge of SPARQL. Are you in a discussion and want to check if something happened before another event? Check without having to read the details in Wikipedia. Add predefined contextual timelines to get an overview of time. You can also add based on properties: get all the consuls of the Roman Empire in seconds.
A multilingual extension that enables you to search for any item or word that you come across while reading or browsing online. Let Wikidata's data easy to retrieve and access.
