OrangeCrumbs is a fast, swipeable browser for Wikipedia articles and evergreen YouTube videos that became popular on Hacker News.
The site is built for easy discovery: open an article, keep scrolling, save what you like, and share any card with a real preview.
OrangeCrumbs tracks Hacker News submissions that link to Wikipedia and YouTube, then uses HN points, comments, metadata, and review scores to organize the feeds. YouTube mode is limited to videos with strong evergreen scores.
The swipeable reader idea started with Isaac Gemal's open-source WikiTok project (GitHub, HN discussion). OrangeCrumbs applies that style of browsing to Wikipedia links and evergreen videos that have already caught Hacker News' attention.
OrangeCrumbs is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Foundation, YouTube, Google, Hacker News, or Y Combinator.
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