General knowledge
Daily Facts: General Knowledge
One surprising, unusual or little-known fact every morning. One swipe, one discovery — two minutes is all it takes.
Free · iOS 15.6+ · 2 languages

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What the app does
Eight fields
History and civilisations, science and nature, art and literature, sport and records, geography and travel, film and pop culture, curiosities, philosophy and society.
Quizzes to test yourself
When you want to go further, measure what actually stuck. Quizzes for every level, without the pressure of an exam.
Verified facts
Every entry is picked to be true, surprising and memorable at once — not scraped from a list of trivia.
Two minutes a day
On the train, over coffee, before bed. It slips into any routine without ever demanding a slot of its own.
Learning without noticing
General knowledge is rarely built by blocking out two hours with a textbook. It accumulates in small touches, whenever something is surprising enough to stay. That is the whole bet of Daily Facts — one fact, chosen to surprise, and the rest follows.
The app is not trying to keep you. It offers a fact, you read it, you close it. If curiosity takes over, eight fields are there to keep exploring, and the quizzes are there to check what really stuck.
Why it works
A single striking fact anchors better than a structured lesson forgotten the moment the page closes. Coming back each day, you accumulate effortlessly what a course would not make you retain.
The quizzes act as spaced recall: they resurface facts seen weeks earlier, right when memory starts to let go of them.
Screenshots
The app in pictures




Frequently asked questions
Is the app free?
Yes. Daily Facts is free to download and read. It is funded by ads, and an optional in-app purchase removes them.
How many facts are there?
Several hundred across eight fields, with new ones added in successive updates.
Do I need an account?
No. No sign-up, no email address, no profile to fill in. You open the app and you read.
Are the facts reliable?
Every fact is checked before publication. If you spot an error you can report it by email and it is corrected in the next update.