Enigma Atlas on your phone
All 666 files in the archive, with their sources and their rational explanation, in an Android app. Free, in English and Spanish.
▶ Get it on Google Play Free, ad-supported. No account, no sign-up.
What does the app include?
The same archive you are reading, built for a phone: the full files, their dated chronology, the cited sources and the skeptical section. The content does not ship inside the app — it asks this site for it, so whatever we correct here reaches you without an update.
What it looks like
What is the file of the day?
A different one every day, the same for everyone. You open the app and there is something new to read, with nothing to choose or search.
Can I see what is near me?
Yes. The app can sort the archive by distance and show the files around you, with how many kilometres away each one is. Your location is used for that query and never stored.
Does it work without a signal?
What you have already read stays on the phone, and the files you save live only there: there is no account to create and nothing to sync with us.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The app is free and carries a banner ad at the bottom, which is what pays for the archive's server. There are no in-app purchases, no paid tier and no paywall.
What data does it collect?
The same criteria as the website, and they are written down in the privacy policy: no account, no profile, none of your content. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which uses the phone's advertising identifier; the app asks for that consent the first time you open it and you can change it afterwards. Privacy.