Wandora is a desktop application to collect, store, manipulate and publish information, especially associative data and data about WWW resources. Wandora's data model is multilayered and based on Topic Maps. Addition to topic map formats, Wandora imports RDF and OBO (Open Biomedical Ontologies) files. Moreover, Wandora can extract topic maps out of various file formats and web services. Wandora contains over 50 different information extractors. Wandora exports stored information in RDF, GraphML, DOT and many other data formats. Wandora has several information visualizations including a graph and a treemap. Wandora includes a HTTP server providing simple HTML visualizations and data APIs for the application and stored information. Wandora suits well for constructing and maintaining taxonomies, ontologies, semantic networks and information mashups. Application areas include linked data, open data, data integration, business intelligence, data mining, information extraction, digital preservation, data journalism, artificial intelligence and knowledge representation. Wandora is written in Java. Wandora is an open source and free application with the GNU GPL license.