Wiki 2066

Wiki 2066 is a web app that generates a Wikipedia-style biography for any person, set in the year 2066. You fill out a profile form with details about the subject — identity, career, health, ambitions, personality, and legacy. The app then uses two AI models: Grok to research the subject online, and Claude to write the biography. The result is a multi-section entry covering Early life, Career, Life and times, Personal life, and Legacy, all projected forty years into the future. If the subject is projected to survive past 2056, a "Survived to Singularity Era" callout box appears.

The app is a Bring Your Own Keys (BYOK) tool. You provide your own API keys for Anthropic Claude and xAI Grok, paying them directly at their rates — roughly $0.08 to $0.18 per wiki. Your keys and generated content stay in your browser's localStorage; the developer, Iacoletti Software, never sees them. The biography streams to the screen in real time, and you can save it as a PDF or plain text. A full token and cost breakdown shows exactly what each model used. You can regenerate as many times as you like.

Wiki 2066 is for anyone curious about what a future Wikipedia page might say about them, a public figure, or a fictional character. Writers can use it to flesh out characters in speculative fiction. Tech enthusiasts will appreciate the integration of the Singularity Roadmap — a detailed timeline of developments from 2026 to 2116 — which informs the biography's predictions. The app is simple to use: fill out the form, paste your API keys, and watch your future wiki appear.