Ginkgo: History of the World

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About this app

Ginkgo History is an app for those who love history and want to learn more about it in a fun and engaging way. Our app is designed to help you memorize the important dates of history and understand the context and significance of each event through detailed explanations in videos.

We believe that learning history should be a visual and interactive experience. That's why our app provides a fully illustrated timeline of global history, with carefully selected paintings and pictures for each date of significance. This visual approach will boost your memorization !

Our app also uses a system of flashcards powered by an intelligent learning algorithm and helps you focus on the areas where you need the most improvement. This makes it easy to learn at your own pace and see real progress over time.

Ginkgo History takes learning to the next level by associating a video class for each flashcard to provide in-depth explanations of each historical event. With Ginkgo History you'll have access to a wealth of information at exactly the right time in your progression.

Our app covers several key periods of history in chapters, including ancient civilizations, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and modern times. Whether you're a student studying for an exam, a history buff looking to expand your knowledge, or simply someone who loves to learn, you'll enjoy very much learning with Ginkgo History.

So why wait? Download Ginkgo History today and start exploring the fascinating world of history in a whole new way!

Ratings and reviews

great app it is easy to navigate and you quickly learn what you want. Edit: this is the second day of using this app and the swipe limit is way too low. Last time I didn't think about it but now I've noticed it. I really love the idea (without the swipe limit). Edit 2: a great way would be daily swipes or smth.

Leaves out uncomfortable facts such as that Columbus was a cruel rapist and murderer, so leaves an incorrect overall impression. Would be better if names and key words were shown on the screen in the videos at the time they are spoken. The dates should be written out because they will be confusing for anyone in the US since we put month first, not day.

So they want to charge you to watch free youtube videos. Not only that but the video it links is choppy where as you go on the youtube app and watch the same video..for free mind you...and it works without the choppyness. Hard pass.

What's new

- Minor update