Directory

...it's a wild, wild web.

Total: 89 sites.

• The Webcomic List [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A long-running directory of webcomics and creators.
• yellow5.com [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A minimalist and surreal personal website from the early web era.
• milk.com [weird — 2026-01-11]
  An eccentric personal portal that embodies early web weirdness.
• info.cern.ch [archives — 2026-01-11]
  The restored first website ever published on the World Wide Web.
• Internet Archive [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A massive digital library and the Wayback Machine for browsing the web's past.
• awaymessage.lol [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A nostalgic tribute to instant messenger away messages.
• Cameron's World [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A massive collage built from archived GeoCities fragments.
• OoCities [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A browsable mirror of archived GeoCities pages.
• GeoCities (Restorativland) [archives — 2026-01-11]
  Restored GeoCities neighborhoods recreated for exploration.
• Blades Place [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A classic personal homepage packed with links and sections.
• Restorativland [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A preservation project rescuing lost and abandoned websites.
• Textfiles.com [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A classic archive of BBS-era text files and early internet culture.
• Wiby [search — 2026-01-11]
  A search engine focused on lightweight, classic-style websites.
• gorenight.com [nsfw — 2026-01-11]
  Horror and gore content; enter at your own risk.
• shaddy.dev [weird — 2026-01-11]
  An indie developer's personal website with experimental flair.
• Marginalia Search [search — 2026-01-11]
  An indie search engine prioritizing non-commercial websites.
• Marginalia Search (GitHub) [tools — 2026-01-11]
  Open-source codebase for Marginalia, a search engine focused on text-oriented, non-commercial, and "small web" websites.
• Search My Site [search — 2026-01-11]
  A search engine for personal websites and digital gardens.
• Neocities [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  Static site hosting inspired by the spirit of GeoCities.
• webring.gg [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  Tools and discovery for modern webrings.
• ARNGREN.net [weird — 2026-01-11]
  Infamously chaotic Norwegian product catalog website, often cited as a pure example of early web design excess.
• The Million Dollar Homepage [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A legendary 2005 internet project that sold one million pixels of advertising space for one dollar each.
• Documenting Reality [nsfw — 2026-01-11]
  Graphic real-world content; viewer discretion advised.
• LINGsCARS Museum [archives — 2026-01-11]
  An archived "museum" version of the famously maximalist LINGsCARS website, preserved after a major redesign.
• Poolsuite [radio — 2026-01-11]
  A retro-styled online radio experience streaming summer-themed music and visuals 24/7 (formerly Poolside FM).
• WINDOWS93 [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A browser-based fake operating system parody inspired by 90s Windows interfaces, packed with games and web experiments.
• Neal.fun [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A collection of playful, interactive web experiments and mini-projects exploring ideas, data, and curiosity.
• Radio Garden [radio — 2026-01-11]
  An interactive globe that lets you explore and listen to live radio stations from around the world.
• Somnolescent Districts [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A curated archive and directory of interconnected Neocities sites organized into fictional "districts."
• Somnolescent [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A fictional universe built across interconnected personal websites.
• Nekoweb [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  A community-driven platform for retro-style personal sites.
• 1MB Club [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A directory of websites that keep their homepage under 1MB.
• Curlie (Portuguese) [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A human-edited web directory, successor to DMOZ, presented here in its Portuguese-language version.
• tilde.town [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  A shared Unix server for learning, writing, and publishing.
• Wayward Web [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A hub for discovering indie and personal websites.
• Hotline Webring [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A nostalgic-themed webring connecting personal sites.
• Webring Studio [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A modern platform for creating, managing, and discovering webrings for independent websites.
• webri.ng [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A lightweight service that enables anyone to create and run a webring without maintaining their own infrastructure.
• Webcomic Ring [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A webring dedicated to independent webcomics.
• The Online Books Page [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  A curated index of free online books.
• Internet Sacred Text Archive [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  Public domain religious and mythological texts.
• Rastko [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  A digital library focused on cultural and historical works.
• PrePrints ReadingRoo.ms [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  A curated collection of Project Gutenberg preprints and experimental texts not included in the main catalog.
• ReadingRoo.ms [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  Curated public-domain and experimental publishing.
• Future of the Internet [essays — 2026-01-11]
  Projects and reflections on the future of the open web.
• FOLDOC [standards — 2026-01-11]
  An old-school dictionary of computing and technical terminology.
• The Jargon File [standards — 2026-01-11]
  A historic glossary of hacker slang and tech folklore.
• Eric S. Raymond [essays — 2026-01-11]
  Essays and writings on open source and hacker culture.
• RFC Editor [standards — 2026-01-11]
  The official archive of internet standards and technical documents.
• 16colo.rs [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  ANSI and ASCII art packs from the textmode scene.
• ASCII Art Archive [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A large collection of copy-paste ASCII art.
• Web Design Museum [archives — 2026-01-11]
  An archive of web, software, and interface design from the 1990s and 2000s.
• Optical Toys [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Interactive optical illusions and visual toys.
• tholman.com [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A collection of playful creative coding experiments.
• The Useless Web [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A button that sends you to random pointless websites.
• Click the Red Button [toys — 2026-01-11]
  One click launches you into internet randomness.
• Creative Commons [standards — 2026-01-11]
  Free licenses that let creators share work with clear usage rights.
• Pointer Pointer [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Finds a photo of someone pointing at your cursor.
• Eel Slap [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Slap a man with an eel using your mouse.
• Cat Bounce [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Bounce cats around your screen with physics.
• OMFGDOGS [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Endless rainbow dogs running forever.
• Scream Into the Void [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Write something and let it disappear.
• Zoomquilt [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  An infinite zoom artwork that loops forever.
• Zoomquilt 2 [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A collaborative sequel to the infinite zoom concept.
• nikkki.net [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  Portfolio of infinite zoom and generative artworks.
• SHOULDSEETHIS [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A curated collection of interesting and well-crafted websites.
• GifCities [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A search engine for animated GIFs rescued from GeoCities.
• LHOHQ [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A notorious internet mystery and rabbit hole.
• Nyan Cat [toys — 2026-01-11]
  The official infinite Nyan Cat experience.
• Experiments with Google [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A gallery of creative browser-based experiments.
• The Forest [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A one-button detour into someone's website with no map and no algorithm.
• Cloudhiker [directories — 2026-01-11]
  Curated random-site exploration designed to bring back classic web discovery.
• The Wild Wild Web [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A human-curated directory of non-commercial websites worth your attention.
• ooh.directory [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A blog directory with categories, search, and random browsing.
• indieblog.page [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Jump to a random post from a personal blog on the IndieWeb.
• blogofthe.day [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A daily featured indie blog to help you explore beyond the algorithm.
• Random Blog [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A big button that drops you onto a randomly selected blog.
• 32-Bit Cafe [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  A community focused on building personal websites for self-expression and creativity.
• Yesterweb (Community) [directories — 2026-01-11]
  An archived web-revival hub (webring/zine/Gemini and more).
• heeeeeeeey.com [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Minimalist loop-toy that bounces you to its "hooooooo" counterpart.
• hooooooooo.com [toys — 2026-01-11]
  The other half of the endless redirect loop (that's the whole joke).
• Zombo.com [weird — 2026-01-11]
  Classic single-serving parody of "Flash intro" sites: anything is possible.
• BEES BEES BEES BEES [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A proudly useless looping gag website (exactly what it sounds like).
• Patatap [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Press keys/tap to trigger sound + animation like an audiovisual instrument (flashing warning).
• Museum of Endangered Sounds [archives — 2026-01-11]
  Click through the iconic sounds of old tech (modems, VHS, etc.).
• Museum of Lost Sounds [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A different "endangered sounds" museum experience built around audio nostalgia.
• Rafaël Rozendaal — sitelist [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A giant index of web-based artworks (a portal to dozens of strange sites).
• fallingfalling.com [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  Hypnotic net-art piece by Rafaël Rozendaal (2011).
• Site Gallery: "Rafaël Rozendaal — Websites" [directories — 2026-01-11]
  Curated entry point into a set of his online works.