Mundu turns Earth into a living atlas. Spin a real 3D globe, drop a base anywhere — a Roman ruin, a volcano, a battlefield — and instantly discover every remarkable place around it, with photos and stories from Wikipedia.
Not a flat map. A hand-crafted 3D globe with GPU-shaded mountain relief from NASA elevation data, precise vector coastlines, thousands of islands and cities that fade in as you fly closer.
Real elevation, shaded in real time on the GPU. The Alps, the Andes and the Himalaya cast their ridges across the sphere.
One tap on “Explore here” scans the area through Wikidata and reveals every notable place around your point — instantly.
Castles, cathedrals, volcanoes, glaciers, beaches, historical battles, sieges and expeditions. If it mattered, it’s on the globe.
Every place opens a gallery from Wikimedia Commons and the full article on Wikipedia — in your language, with English fallback.
Switch language from the globe with one tap. Every new discovery follows it.
Every place you uncover flows into your personal Archive — no manual filing, ever. Three living views of your journey around the world.
Expandable groups for every kind of place you’ve found. A site that is both a castle and a museum shows up in both — automatically.
Star any article to pin it. Your shortlist survives even if you clear the base it came from.
Your discoveries arranged by century — from the 5th century BC to today — along a glowing timeline, each era with its own color. Foundation dates are fetched from Wikidata automatically.
Any article can point back to its exact spot: one tap and the globe flies you there.
Drag, pinch, dive. From orbit down to a single valley, with mountain relief, coastlines and cities emerging as you approach.
Center any point on Earth and tap Explore here. Mundu queries the open knowledge graph and lights up every remarkable place around it.
Browse places grouped by category, open photo galleries, read the stories — and watch your Archive and timeline grow.
Mundu is a Progressive Web App — no app store, no download. It runs right in your browser; installing simply adds an icon and lets it open full-screen and work offline.
Every article, photo and date in Mundu comes from Wikipedia, Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons — the free knowledge projects built by millions of volunteers. Read the full credits →
No sign-up, no login. Open the app and explore.
No ads, no analytics, no third-party trackers.
Bases, favorites and settings live only on your phone. Privacy policy →
Free, lightweight, and endlessly curious — just like you. No store, no sign-up.
Open Mundu