Wiktionary:Wiktionary-supported software

Certain software can enable the user to gain readier access to Wiktionary and its contents.

• Kiwix - a free offline reader of Wiktionary and other Wikis and websites (updated yearly for English Wiktionary). It requires large storage as it uses the ZIM extension of the official dump.

• Aard 2 for Android. It requires much less storage than Kiwix as it uses customized compressed data stores (updated monthly using JSON or HTML dumps) and can also read other Wikis.
  • OSS Dict - a fork of Aard 2 whose UI is based on Google's Material Design.
• Vedaist - A freemium eye candy app available on iOS and Android. It requires internet connection and may therefore be slower. It also omits links, pronunciation files, and other elements.
• motî for iOS
• Wiktionary app for Android (written by students, no longer available).

• GoldenDict - a dictionary viewer that also supports .slob files and many others.