Local Wiki is a trending tool that reveals all Wikipedia articles geotagged within a 30-minute walk of a user's location. Users can input their location and view a color-coded map highlighting local parks, cultural spots, and historical events. Dubbed the "encyclopedia for round here," it has gained significant traction on social media. Scottish designer Neil Scott created Local Wiki, building on a concept by Ed Jefferson. Scott, a psychogeographer and flâneur, aims to inspire people to explore their local environments. He hopes the tool encourages outdoor exploration and greater contributions to Wikipedia. The project's success is attributed to its simplicity and its ability to uncover hidden neighborhood gems. Some users, however, noted a lack of content in less populated areas. Local Wiki has sparked discussions about the extent of Wikipedia coverage in different regions. Scott emphasizes that the credit ultimately belongs to Wikipedia's editors. The tool serves as a reminder of the web's potential to connect users with the real world.