Flipbook (hosted at sketchapedia.com) is an AI-powered visual browser that generates illustrated, interactive infographics on demand in real time. You type any topic, and it renders a clickable, sometimes animated image explaining it — similar to prompting ChatGPT or Claude, but the output is visual rather than text.
According to LinkedIn, the tool was built by Zain Shah and team. It describes itself as “an infinite visual browser generated entirely on demand in real time.”
Japanese bookmarking site Hatena categorises it under AI, LLM, and web tools, with users tagging it as worth reading later.
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I’ll say. Tried a handful of things I’m actually familiar with and it was full of mistakes and hallucinated ‘facts’.
Typical AI slop - looks good at a distance but crumbles under the merest scrutiny.