The WikiMasters app, on Android and iPhone
Looking for WikiMasters on Google Play or the App Store? It isn't there, as of October 15, 2026. But its site is built to install like an app: an icon on your home screen, the game full screen. WikiMasters itself is in French.
Here's how, phone by phone. And Lexicodex, another Wikipedia card game, installs the same way. Made in France, playable in English: the game opens in your browser's language, and switches to French in its settings.
Free · in the browser · no account to start
Is there a WikiMasters app?
Not in the stores: as of October 15, 2026, WikiMasters has no app on Google Play or the App Store, and apps there with a similar name don't come from it. Its creator says he wants a native app, and translations, once the game is stable (Next, September 25, 2026), with no date.
Its site, though, declares itself installable: it has what it takes (a web app manifest) to go on your home screen, open full screen and start on pack opening. Same game, same account, no store involved.
Installing WikiMasters on Android
- Open wiki-masters.com in Chrome and sign in.
- Tap the ⋮ menu, top right.
- Pick Add to Home screen (or Install app), then Install.
- The WikiMasters icon joins your apps: the game opens full screen.
Samsung Internet, Firefox and Edge offer it too, in their menu, under a similar name.
Installing WikiMasters on iPhone and iPad
- Open wiki-masters.com in Safari.
- Tap the Share button, the square with an arrow coming out.
- Pick Add to Home Screen, then Add.
Since iOS 16.4, Chrome and the iPhone's other browsers offer it too, in their share menu. The installed icon has its own session, separate from Safari's: sign in once inside it.
And on a computer?
In Chrome or Edge, an install icon shows up at the end of the address bar: one click, and WikiMasters opens in its own window, with its icon in the taskbar or the Dock.
Lexicodex, the other Wikipedia card game to install
Lexicodex installs the same way, on Android and iPhone alike: open the game and add it to your home screen. It's a free Wikipedia card game from the makers of Tusmo, in English and French: 3D cards in five finishes, nearly 1.9 million English Wikipedia articles, a market, trades, albums, and duels where an AI judges which card fits the theme best.
And your WikiMasters collection comes with you: from a computer, the Import page reads it in your browser, without your password, and nothing changes on your WikiMasters account. Your cards are then everywhere, phone included. The details: WikiMasters in English.
Frequently asked questions
Does WikiMasters have an Android app?
Not on Google Play. Its site installs from Chrome: ⋮ menu, Add to Home screen.
And an iPhone app?
Not on the App Store either. In Safari: Share button, Add to Home Screen.
Is the installed app the same account?
Yes: it's the WikiMasters site, in its own window. On iPhone, you just sign in once inside it.
Does it need updating?
No: it loads the site every time it opens, in its latest version.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, in the browser, with nothing to download, and it installs like an app on your home screen, on Android and iPhone alike.
Is Lexicodex available in English?
Yes. The game opens in English if that's your browser's language, and you can switch between English and French in its settings. Cards come in both languages too: articles from the English and French Wikipedias, words from the English and French Wiktionaries.
Is Lexicodex affiliated with WikiMasters?
No. Lexicodex is an independent game published by Tusmo; it is affiliated with neither WikiMasters nor the Wikimedia Foundation.
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Cards: texts from French Wikipedia (Steam Deck, Fondue savoyarde, Dragon, Ornithorynque, Tour Eiffel), CC BY-SA 4.0 license; pictures from Wikimedia Commons: Steam Deck (Liam Dawe/GamingOnLinux, PNG version by VulcanSphere · CC BY-SA 4.0), Fondue savoyarde (David Monniaux · CC BY-SA 3.0), Dragon (Friedrich-Johann-Justin-Bertuch · Public domain), Ornithorynque (Dr. Philip Bethge · CC BY-SA 4.0), Tour Eiffel (Benh LIEU SONG · Public domain).
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