Directory

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

Total: 17092 sites. Page 5 of 69.

• Stellafane [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Home of the Springfield Telescope Makers: Stellafane is the historic home of the Springfield Telescope Makers of Vermont, hosting one of the oldest and most celebrated amateur telescope making conventions in the world. The site offers comprehensive guides on building Dobsonian telescopes and grinding mirrors, a rich archive of convention history, an astrophoto gallery, and resources for beginners getting started in amateur astronomy.
• Among the Stones – Lo! A philomath's field notes & yearnings [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Jimmy Baum, a self-exiled Californian now rooted in rural Galicia, shares field notes and reflections on learning, language, and life in northwest Spain. The site blends personal essays, photos, and short notes into a thoughtful philomath's journal with a distinctive voice and sense of place.
• Noise Field [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Felix Turner's interactive Noise Field demo renders flowing particle trails driven by Perlin noise algorithms, creating a mesmerizing generative art experience in the browser. Built with Processing.js, visitors can move their mouse to alter particle motion or click to randomize parameters, making each viewing unique.
• gimcrackd.com [programming — 2026-07-07]
  A minimal page at gimcrackd.com hosting source code or programming resources, with almost no visible content beyond a single image. The sparse structure suggests a code snippet or developer resource page that has lost most of its content or relies on external references.
• Why Is the Web So Monotonous? Google. [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Reasonably Polymorphic: Sandy Maguire's technical blog 'Reasonably Polymorphic' tackles the decline of the open web, arguing that Google's SEO incentives have homogenized internet culture into a monoculture of engagement-driven content. This particular post is a sharp, well-reasoned critique of how search engine optimization killed the amateur web and what it would take to bring it back.
• Bob Gudgel K7IQ [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  Bob Gudgel's personal homepage centers on his amateur radio identity as K7IQ, with links to the Puget Sound Repeater Group and interests in Pacific Northwest audio electronics history including TAPCO and other defunct companies. The page also touches on vintage telephone switching, solar energy, and local Seattle-area connections, making it a charming slice of old-web hobbyist culture.
• ModelRailroadData.Com - Model Railroad Links Directory [model-building — 2026-07-07]
  ModelRailroadData.com is a comprehensive searchable directory of over 2,000 model railroad websites, organized into informational and commercial sections covering everything from layout design and track plans to hobby shops and manufacturers. Viewer ratings, hit counters, and editor-verified listings make it easy to find trusted resources across all scales, including tinplate, toy trains, and live steam.
• ☆niatsuki☆ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Niatsuki is a Spanish-language personal Neocities site featuring a gallery, original art and designs, poems, and music links all wrapped in a colorful image-heavy layout. The site invites visitors to explore creative works, a guestbook, and a webrings section, giving it the feel of a classic handcrafted web presence.
• The splash page of Viatrix [software — 2026-07-07]
  Viatrix's personal web space offers two paths for visitors: a fun side and a showcase of software projects. The site appears to blend hobbyist interests with programming work, making it a compact gateway to a developer's online presence.
• gizmovirus's strawpage [games — 2026-07-07]
  Gizmovirus's personal hub page introduces a self-described editor and artist with a huge roster of fandoms including Gachiakuta, Dragon Ball, Sonic, Splatoon, TMNT, Persona, Vocaloid, and many more. The page features links to a Shadow Arena archive and a teased Warhammer tribute page, making it a jumping-off point for their creative fan projects.
• Contrariwise the Wizardly [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Contrariwise the Wizardly is the witty, warm personal blog of a self-described 'Internet Soup Wizard' who shares short-form musings on life, pop culture, technology, intentional living, and radical kindness. Posts range from clever one-liners about Winnie the Pooh personality types to reflective pieces on personal growth, seasoned with a delightfully odd sense of humor and genuine heart.
• BUDDYCORE323 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Buddy's BUDDYCORE323 is a hand-curated directory of favorite Neocities sites, complete with descriptions, content warnings, and recommendation blurbs for each featured page. Still under construction, the site's current primary purpose is pointing visitors toward other interesting corners of the indie web, making it a charming little launchpad for old-web exploration.
• Other Helpful Tips [collecting — 2026-07-07]
  KD Meteorites offers practical care tips for meteorite collectors, covering how to prevent rust, manage humidity, and safely handle prized specimens. The site also sells a wide range of meteorite products including slices, jewelry, knives, and gemstones, making it a useful stop for both buyers and collectors.
• CASCADE [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Alex Parozi's personal site 'CASCADE' is a colorful neocities hub featuring self-indulgent art, shrines, a scrapbook, recipes, and a media hoard. The site reflects a passion for bugs, video games, and creative expression, with a playful old-web aesthetic and a growing collection of personal pages.
• Owltech Initiative [paranormal — 2026-07-07]
  The Owltech Initiative is a self-described research group devoted to obscure and mysterious subjects, ranging from paranormal phenomena and conspiracies to cryptography, dead languages, and hidden corners of the internet. The creator plans to use the site as a clean version of their research journals, with sections on web exploration, weird patents, cyberpunk culture, and a curated index of unusual clearweb and darkweb resources.
• Hotlist for Ron Hale-Evans, 2003-05-02 [encyclopedias — 2026-07-07]
  Ron Hale-Evans's personal bookmarks hotlist from May 2003, preserved as a sprawling snapshot of early-web browsing habits covering science fiction indexes, Linux resources, book finders, and general web utilities. With nearly 4,000 links organized into categories like Comp, Booksearch, and Misc, it offers a fascinating time-capsule view of what a well-read, technically-minded internet user kept bookmarked at the dawn of the modern web.
• sirtetris/index [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Sirtetris hosts a minimalist personal index page with almost no visible text content, featuring only a handful of links to navigate elsewhere. The site's sparse structure and clean aesthetic suggest a hub page for a developer or hobbyist, though the content is too minimal to determine a dominant topic beyond the page itself.
• Sharktoothsucks [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Sharktoothsucks is a personal creative outlet where the creator shares art and comics while venting into the void. The meta keywords hint at a mix of art, comics, and blog-style content, making it a classic scrappy Neocities personal space.
• joey's webbed site [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Joey's Neocities site is a colorful, work-in-progress personal hub built by a self-described 'world's biggest freak' with passions for Undertale, Deltarune, Re-Animator, and Death Note. The site is in early stages but ambitiously plans interest shrines, blinkie collections, quiz pages, and more in classic old-web style.
• The MIT Radio Society [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  The MIT Radio Society (W1MX) is America's oldest college amateur radio station, a student-run club at MIT focused on RF engineering, telecommunications, and radio science. The site covers membership info, meeting schedules, club history, ham exam resources, balloon programs, and a capital campaign to build a new station.
• Gizurrr's Nottamun Town [music — 2026-07-07]
  Giz's personal Neocities site takes its name and spirit from the haunting traditional folk song 'Nottamun Town,' embracing a whimsical, topsy-turvy aesthetic throughout. The site features a gallery, blog, an OC archive, a yumeshipping shrine, and planned shrines dedicated to Cartoon Saloon and folk music.
• Moo Like A Goat! [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mooeena's cheerful personal site offers a mix of creative content including beading tutorials, one-page zines, goat-themed books, and printable coloring pages. The fun section features a Picross puzzle and downloadable art, making it a cozy corner of the old web full of handmade charm.
• The Rat Shack [programming — 2026-07-07]
  The Rat Shack is a sprawling personal site by a programmer and creature-sim enthusiast covering game dev experiments in Godot, 3D art in Blender, pixel art, and deep dives into virtual pet games like Petz and Creatures. Packed with years of dated posts, tutorials, reviews, and creative experiments, it rewards curious visitors with everything from Kotlin programming notes to Raveen Kat retrospectives and homemade spline creatures.
• frog pond blues [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Syl's charming personal site 'frog pond blues' features an eclectic mix of personal writing including minifestos, a cookbook, photo diaries, and love letters alongside seasonal content and nostalgic TV musings. The whimsical frog-themed aesthetic and thoughtfully named sections like 'field:worked' and 'a list of lists that aren't lists yet' give this old-web style homepage a distinctly literary and reflective character.
• Daryl Sun's Home [games — 2026-07-07]
  Daryl Sun's personal homepage introduces a training facilitator from the Philippines who enjoys software, video games, and writing, complete with a geek code block and PGP key for the privacy-conscious visitor. The site serves as a hub linking to her blog, now page, statuslog, and a comprehensive list of verified online identities across dozens of platforms.
• Sampath Jayarathna [schools — 2026-07-07]
  The academic homepage of Sampath Jayarathna, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Old Dominion University and recipient of the 2021 NSF CAREER Award, covering his research in neuro information retrieval, data science, and human-information interaction. Visitors can explore his publications, CV, research lab, grants, and a mix of personal interests including a bookshelf and movie list.
• About - Canary [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Canary's personal page on tilde.club, the old-web revival community where members host minimalist personal sites on a shared Unix server. The content is nearly bare, with just a brief 'Hello, World!' introduction post from 2019 built using Hugo and the Ezhil theme.
• 9/11 Realtime [history — 2026-07-07]
  9/11 Realtime is an immersive multimedia educational tool created by Robbie Byrd that synchronizes video, audio, and news from September 11, 2001 in real time, allowing viewers to experience the day's events as they unfolded. Designed for classroom use alongside a structured curriculum, it presents a timeline-driven interface styled after classic Mac OS aesthetics, pulling together broadcast footage, audio recordings, and news tickers to document one of modern history's most significant events.
• Mars Introduction [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Calvin J. Hamilton's comprehensive Mars reference page covers everything from the planet's geology and atmosphere to its moons, polar regions, and exploration missions like Viking, Pathfinder, and the Mars Rovers. Packed with images, animations, 3D galleries, and scientific articles, it serves as a deep-dive educational hub for anyone fascinated by the Red Planet.
• It's a Fool's Paradise, Anyhow! [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  Jackie's whimsical personal web domain blends music obsession with fan shrines, album reviews, and a record collection lovingly documented across colorful, frequently redesigned pages. Visitors can browse song recommendations, Star Trek Voyager episode reviews, painted artwork, and quirky curiosities in a cozy old-web aesthetic.
• Luca Ionescu [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Luca Ionescu's minimalist portfolio site features a single image with a 'tap to shuffle' interaction, hinting at a curated visual or design practice. The stripped-down presentation suggests a creative professional letting their work speak for itself.
• Friends of the Mouse Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Friends of the Mouse is a small webring index maintained by mousetail, connecting a curated circle of personal sites and projects. The ring includes navigation links to member sites and ties into other webrings like the Hot Line Web Ring, making it a tiny but charming node in the old-web community.
• Obsolete Computer Museum [retro-computing — 2026-07-07]
  Running since 1995, the Obsolete Computer Museum catalogs a wide range of vintage and obsolete computers with individual exhibit pages for machines like the Acorn Electron, TI-99/4A, Zenith Z89, and dozens more. Visitors can browse hardware exhibits, submit questions to the helpline, and even donate old equipment to the collection.
• Autopoiesis and Enaction [biology — 2026-07-07]
  The Observer Web: Dr. Randall Whitaker's Observer Web is a comprehensive academic resource dedicated to autopoiesis and enaction, covering the cognitive biology theories of Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela. It offers a tutorial, study plan, bibliography, encyclopaedia, and internet guide for anyone exploring second-order cybernetics, radical constructivism, and enactive cognitive science.
• pawpyrus.art [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Pawpyrus.art is the personal creative site of fishcoooo, featuring artwork and original content gated behind an 18+ warning. The site is lovingly hand-coded with a custom layout and centers on visual art, likely including fan or original character work based on the stylized entry point.
• Ron Morrison's Pinewood Derby Plaques [hobbies — 2026-07-07]
  Stan Pope shares a heartwarming account from Ron Morrison, Cubmaster of Pack 240, detailing how he created hundreds of natural wood plaques for a large district Pinewood Derby race. The page includes photos of the plaques drying on a sidewalk and links to manufacturing procedures, offering practical inspiration for other scout leaders.
• Understanding aside | HTML5 Doctor [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  HTML5 Doctor is a reference site dedicated to helping developers correctly implement HTML5 elements, with detailed articles explaining proper semantic usage written by contributors like Mike Robinson. This particular article digs into the misunderstood 'aside' element, clarifying its intended purpose with code examples and guidance on what content does and does not qualify.
• Kaanbaltla(k) Fanfics [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Kaanbalfics is a Spanish-language fan fiction archive created by a writer who shares their works from 2022 onward, covering fandoms like Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Shingeki no Kyojin. The site is organized by ship pairings and content rating, with links to corresponding AO3 and AOW postings for each story.
• Forgotten Realms Helps [games — 2026-07-07]
  Forgotten Realms Helps is a comprehensive reference resource for Dungeons & Dragons players and Dungeon Masters set in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, covering character creation, spells, monsters, NPCs, regional encounters, and even an in-world weather almanac for Faerûn. Created by Dandello, the site offers tools and finders for building memorable characters and running campaigns, with lore locked to the pre-1374 DR era of the Realms.
• Amateur Radio -- Usable HF Propagation Frequencies & Forecast [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  A continually updated reference tool for ham radio operators providing usable HF propagation frequencies and forecasts from major U.S. base cities to regions around the world. Color-coded charts, ionograms, and geomagnetic and solar data make it a practical real-time resource for planning amateur radio contacts.
• Intro-page - Treflemefle.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mefle's personal corner of the web, featuring art, fan content, and writings in a hand-coded site built for desktop browsers. The site promises creative original content across multiple formats, with an inviting old-web aesthetic and a work-in-progress charm.
• ( i'm not bad...i'm just drawn that way / a jessica rabbit fanlisting ) [movies-tv — 2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to Jessica Rabbit, the iconic animated femme fatale from 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit', owned by Jacqui as part of the koukeisha.net network. The site takes its name from Jessica's most famous quote and serves as a hub for fans of the character to join and show their appreciation.
• Mathematical Problems by David Hilbert [mathematics — 2026-07-07]
  Created by David E. Joyce of Clark University, this site presents the full text of David Hilbert's famous 1900 lecture outlining 23 unsolved mathematical problems that shaped 20th-century mathematics. Each problem links to its own dedicated page with references to key solutions and related works, making it an invaluable reference for anyone studying the history and foundations of mathematics.
• Home / Marcus Relacion [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Marcus Relacion is a multi-disciplinary creative and freelance sports photographer based in Washington, D.C., whose portfolio spans years of DC Design Week projects alongside photo and notes coverage of local sports and events. The site offers a clean window into his ongoing work shooting for The Washington Informer, with personal notes documenting concerts, championship games, and city life.
• bunnyring - the bunny web! [exotic-pets — 2026-07-07]
  Bunnyring is a cozy webring connecting personal websites run by rabbit enthusiasts, with a simple widget-based joining system and a short list of community rules. Maintained by two members on the libre.town and blos.sm platforms, it invites any bunny-loving site owner to join the growing 'bunny web.'
• bneil.me | Home [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Ben Neil's personal corner of the internet blends a prolific blogging challenge (50 posts in 50 days) with a programmer's perspective on coding, infrastructure, Rust, Go, WASM, and IndieWeb technologies. Alongside the technical content, Ben shares personal reflections, book reviews, and life musings, making it a well-rounded and genuinely readable developer's site.
• ♡ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭* this site loves you [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A warmly titled personal Neocities page decorated with webrings including the Ghostring, Geekring, and a NO AI webring badge rendered in retro Windows 95 pixel art style. The site leans into old-web aesthetics with animated badges and ring navigation, making it a cozy corner of the handcrafted web revival.
• UW Weather Graphics Loops [weather — 2026-07-07]
  Hosted by the University of Washington's Atmospheric Sciences department, this tool provides animated weather graphics loops covering radar composites, surface observations, satellite imagery, and forecast model outputs for the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Visitors can customize loop duration and location, making it a practical reference for anyone tracking regional weather patterns in real time.
• Jacqueline's Designwell - www.designwell.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Jacqueline's Designwell is a pixel doll and digital art site featuring hand-crafted dolls, bases, tutorials, websets, and pixel portraits made with Paint Shop Pro. Visitors can find adoptable dolls, holiday specials, tag collections, and step-by-step PSP tutorials spanning years of creative work.
• Bootdisk.Com [software — 2026-07-07]
  Bootdisk.Com is a comprehensive PC support resource dedicated to Windows and DOS boot disks, bootable CDs, USB flash drive tools, driver downloads, and system utilities covering everything from Windows XP to Windows 8. Built by Ed (aka Plato) and now maintained in his memory, the site helped millions of users recover and repair their systems with practical how-to guides and essential downloads.
• Yugioh Links [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  A Yu-Gi-Oh fan site packed with sections covering card passwords, fan fiction, character info, doujinshi, and anime/manga images. The links page curates related Yu-Gi-Oh resources including merchandise shops and card spoiler databases for fans of the series.
• The Magician's Lair [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The Magician's Lair is the personal corner of Willow Rosenberg, known online as petrichoran, who hosts essays on alterhumanity, short fiction, and reflections on soulbonding and collective identity. The site has a distinct mystical aesthetic inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot and serves as both a creative writing hub and a home for the creator's plural and alterhuman experiences.
• The mud-dev-archive Archives [games — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive mailing list archive for mud-dev, a long-running discussion community dedicated to MUD and online game development, spanning from 1996 through 2006. Developers and designers of text-based and early online games exchanged technical and design ideas here, making this archive a rich historical record of MUD development discourse.
• Wildlife at Home, the Wetlands and Lakeside Park [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Scott Atkinson documents his regular visits to Lakeside Park in Kitchener, Ontario, sharing detailed observations of local wildlife including black-crowned night herons, bald eagles, beavers, wood ducks, and dozens of other species. The writing is evocative and patient, capturing the quiet rhythms of a wetland ecosystem through the eyes of a dedicated naturalist.
• The web site of mukkysworld [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mukky's World is the personal creative hub of an artist named Mukky, featuring original artwork, digital asset packs, and blog updates about ongoing projects. Notable highlights include a PSP-themed icon asset pack available via Patreon and an evolving ARG-style web art project called Phase of Sadness.
• Calummm [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Calum's personal dev blog covers web development topics like semantic HTML, theme switching, and JavaScript projects alongside reflections on AI's impact on senior developers. Posts range from bite-sized frontend techniques to small games built in JavaScript, making it a charming mix of tutorials and tinkering.
• Untitled [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  The Sierra Radio Association's former web presence, now redirecting visitors to their new home at k6sra.org. This amateur radio club page serves as a forwarding notice for members and ham radio enthusiasts looking to connect with the organization.
• ALPO Home Page - Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) is a long-running scientific organization connecting amateur and professional astronomers who study the Solar System, with dedicated sections covering everything from Mercury and Venus to comets, meteors, and eclipses. Visitors can access the latest issue of their peer-reviewed journal 'The Strolling Astronomer,' join observing sections, and tap into decades of planetary observation data and community research.
• Native American Language Net [reference — 2026-07-07]
  Preserving and promoting First Nations/American Indian languages: Native Languages of the Americas is a non-profit resource dedicated to preserving over 800 indigenous languages of the Western Hemisphere, run by Laura Redish and Orrin Lewis. Visitors can explore an alphabetical master list of Native American languages, vocabulary lists, pronunciation guides, linguistic family groupings, tribal geographic indexes, and materials tailored for younger readers.
• Communing With Fabric [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Communing With Fabric is the sewing blog of a self-described 'uber busty, slim hipped, funky lovin' sewist' who shares detailed project write-ups on garments like denim jackets, pajama bottoms, and tops, with a special focus on fitting for curvy figures. The blog features gallery pages organized by garment type, sewing resources, and a warm community feel built up over years of posts.
• Index - Wirlaburla [linux-unix — 2026-07-07]
  Wirlaburla's personal site is a nerdy hub featuring software, a gallery, music, videos, and junk links, with a strong open-source and Linux identity signaled by badges like 'Linux Now!', 'XLibre', and membership in the Geekring and *nix Ring webrings. The site also offers multiple access protocols including Clearnet, Gopher, and Onion, making it a classic indie web presence with a distinctly technical, free-software ethos.
• Animation Nation [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Animation Nation is a long-running site founded by Charles Zembillas in 1999 that champions independent animation and creative economy outside traditional Hollywood studio employment. Articles and commentary spanning over 25 years advocate for animators to build self-sustaining careers, making it a fascinating historical record of the indie animation movement.
• Tricky Mother Nature [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Tricky Mother Nature is a thought-provoking personal site exploring gender identity, dysphoria, and transgender experience through a series of named essays or visual pieces. Titles like 'The Gender Refugee,' 'Little Miss Dysphoria,' and 'Postrevolutionary Modes' suggest deeply personal and philosophical reflections on gender and identity.
• haikuniverse – a haiku a day | brought to you by Poetry Super Highway [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Haikuniverse publishes a new haiku every day, curated by Poetry Super Highway, featuring short-form poems from contributors around the world. The site also runs themed submission calls for occasions like Halloween and Valentine's Day, making it an active creative community for haiku enthusiasts.
• (=^‥^=) [mental-health — 2026-07-07]
  A raw and personal FC2 blog by 'catgirlvomit,' a self-described 'sad girl on the net' documenting her struggles with poverty, stress, college life, and emotional hardship. The site's dominant tone is introspective and vulnerable, with most posts filed under 'negative' and touching on mental health crises, therapy, and daily survival.
• SVG and tag tricks [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Alexey Ten shares a clever SVG graceful degradation technique that lets modern browsers display SVG images while older browsers automatically fall back to raster PNG versions using a single block of markup. The article is concise but technically illuminating, walking through the HTML parsing quirk that makes this cross-browser trick possible.
• Garden ~ Special Fish [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Special Fish is a community word processor built for journaling, poetry, and list-making, bringing together a poetic web of writers and creative voices. The Garden section curates a rotating selection of profiles, links, music streams, and member writings that capture a quietly intimate, literary corner of the internet.
• Beeku's Arcade [games — 2026-07-07]
  Beeku's Arcade is a colorful personal site with an arcade-themed entrance page, featuring pastel aesthetics and a pink star motif. The site invites visitors to enter what appears to be a game or hobby-focused personal space with a playful retro web style.
• Blog • Carlos Roldán [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Carlos Roldán's personal tech blog covers a wide range of programming topics including AI, Python, JavaScript, game development, and web technologies, written with depth and genuine curiosity. Posts range from hands-on tutorials and coding experiments to thoughtful essays on software engineering, AI tools, and the future of programming.
• AllyRat World [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  AllyRat World is the personal homepage of an adult artist and creative known as AllyRat, featuring her life, interests, and hobbies in a vibrant, image-heavy retro-web style. The site leans into old-school web aesthetics with animated GIFs, iframes, and bright colours, making it a charming corner of the modern indie web scene.
• CREAMER NATION [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  Creamer Nation is the official site for an experimental hip-hop collective formed in late 2023 by a group of internet friends, blending meme rap humor with genuine emotional expression. Visitors can explore their growing discography including releases like 'THE CREAMER NATION TAPE VOL. 1' and 'Three-Of-A-Kind', with links to SoundCloud and a Discord community.
• Home | Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association [science-fiction-and-fantasy — 2026-07-07]
  The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) is the premier professional organization for authors working in speculative fiction, offering members resources like model contracts, legal support, emergency funds, and mentorship programs. Home to the prestigious Nebula Awards, the site also features Writer Beware, advocacy initiatives, and an online magazine called Planetside, making it an essential hub for working SFF writers.
• Colin Walker - Jul 13, 2023 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Colin Walker's personal blog covers writing, technology, mental health, and the IndieWeb movement with a philosophical slant. This particular entry dives into thoughtful commentary on social norms within the indie web ecosystem, referencing discussions about Webmentions and independent publishing culture.
• SMCARA Club Members List [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  The St. Mary's County Amateur Radio Association (SMCARA) has been supporting amateur radio operators in southern Maryland since 1956, and this page presents their full club membership roster with call signs, license classes, and ARRL/volunteer examiner status. With 62 members listed and resources for becoming a ham radio operator, the site offers a solid look at an active regional ham radio club.
• ⋋Ruber Rosis⋌ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ruber Rosis is a Portuguese-language pixel art blog built with a nostalgic early-web aesthetic, featuring pixel art, layout customization, and reflective texts as a tribute to the creator's inner teen. The site combines handcrafted visual design with a cozy personal corner vibe, complete with background audio and a retro 80% resolution recommendation.
• Lamar County, Texas Genealogy and Family History Home Page [genealogy-and-family-history — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive genealogy and family history resource dedicated entirely to Lamar County, Texas, compiled by a team of local researchers. Visitors can explore census records, cemetery records, marriage records, Bible records, military pension records, family trees, and much more, all organized for tracing ancestry in this northeastern Texas county.
• june-bug's soil♡ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  June-bug's colorful Neocities personal site is centered around Vocaloid, Sanrio, and object shows like BFDI, with shrines, a kinlist, and a travel blog mixed in. The page is packed with webrings, stamps, and a playful aesthetic that reflects a deep love of internet fandoms and kawaii culture.
• Shellsharks [web-security — 2026-07-07]
  Mike's digital garden at Shellsharks covers infosec research, technology, and personal life across a richly interconnected set of blogs, notebooks, and logs. A self-described 'Internet homesteader,' Mike has built an expansive personal web presence complete with a podcast, linklog, devlog, and Fediverse integration that makes it a compelling destination for security-minded web explorers.
• James Branch Cabell [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Bill Lloyd has compiled an exhaustive supplementary bibliography of writings about early 20th-century American author James Branch Cabell, covering 1975 through 2015 and picking up where earlier reference guides left off. Scholars and fans of Cabell's fantasy fiction will find a meticulously annotated chronological list of criticism, biography, and commentary spanning four decades of literary scholarship.
• Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society Online! [games — 2026-07-07]
  The online home of the Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society, a fan publication dedicated to Space 1889 and Victorian-era roleplaying games, originally published by Mark Clark in the early 1990s. Visitors can browse archived articles across four collected volumes and find information on print editions including the restored 'author's cut' of the classic adventure Canal Priests Of Mars.
• ☆ QueenJazzy21064 ☆ [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  QueenJazzy21064's personal Neocities homepage serves as a landing hub with navigation to other pages, some of which feature autoplaying music. The site has a retro web aesthetic with anti-AI badges and webring participation, hinting at a broader old-web personal presence beyond this sparse index page.
• Forside | Mari Slaattelid [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mari Slaattelid is a Norwegian visual artist with a clean, minimal portfolio showcasing her work, texts, and CV, including an upcoming exhibition at Trykkeriet in Bergen. Represented by Standard Oslo, her site serves as a professional gateway to her artistic practice.
• Catalogs & Wishbooks [collecting — 2026-07-07]
  A curated digital archive of vintage US retail seasonal catalogs and Christmas Wishbooks, featuring scanned pages from iconic retailers like Sears, JC Penney, and Montgomery Ward. Nostalgia-seekers and collectors will find a treasure trove of holiday wish books spanning decades of American retail history.
• allsortazines.neocities.org [zines — 2026-07-07]
  A collection of scanned punk and hardcore zines available as free PDFs, assembled by a dedicated archivist who wants to preserve underground music culture. Highlights include issues of Maximum Rock N Roll, tour zines, anarcho-vegan cookbooks, and interviews with bands from Boston, Philadelphia, Iceland, and beyond.
• Constellation families [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Hosted on the SEDS (Students for the Exploration and Development of Space) server, this reference page catalogs the traditional constellation families of the night sky, grouping constellations like the Ursa Major family, the Zodiac, and the La Caille southern sky instruments. Each constellation entry links to deeper information, making it a useful guide for amateur stargazers learning to navigate the celestial sphere.
• A vast emptiness, and nothing holy | pig-monkey.com [software — 2026-07-07]
  Pig-monkey.com is the personal blog of an outdoorsy technologist who writes about plaintext accounting with Ledger, Linux, and self-sufficiency alongside wandering adventures and philosophical musings. The mix of practical finance tutorials, cycling safety research links, and Patrick Swayze-flavored life philosophy makes it a genuinely eclectic and readable corner of the web.
• The Swerve [philosophy — 2026-07-07]
  Red Sails hosts politically engaged essays examining how mainstream media and pop culture suppress radical ideas, with 'The Swerve' by Nia Frome analyzing how stories like Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games systematically undercut their own revolutionary logic. The site publishes multilingual leftist theory and criticism, drawing connections between liberal philosophy, free speech doctrine, and the limits of pop culture radicalism.
• 별들 사이의 꽃 [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A minimalist personal site by sunmiflowers, whose title translates from Korean as 'Flower Among the Stars.' The page is sparse and early-stage, with very little content currently visible beyond its evocative title.
• Total Count [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Fanlisting Collectives Fanlisting: This fanlisting is dedicated to the concept of fanlisting collectives, those personal hub sites where fans gather and display all their joined fanlistings in one place. With 84 members and listed through The Fanlistings Network, it celebrates a distinctly old-web tradition of community participation and site-building.
• Backdrifting [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Milo Trujillo's Cyber-Nest: Milo Trujillo's personal blog sits at the crossroads of computer science, social systems, and hacking, with deep technical posts covering machine learning, network science, and decentralized organizing. The site reflects the work of a researcher and activist who writes with academic rigor but for a general hacker audience, and is even accessible via a Tor hidden service.
• Riverside Live Steamers | Live Steam Locomotives - Home Page [model-building — 2026-07-07]
  Riverside Live Steamers is a club based in Riverside, California dedicated to operating and maintaining a historic 7.5-inch gauge live steam miniature railroad at Hunter Park, originally built in the 1950s. The site covers the club's rich history, public run days, rules, and even a for-sale section for steam locomotive enthusiasts.
• WOW! at Kidshow.dcmemories.com [movies-tv — 2026-07-07]
  A detailed archive dedicated to 'WOW!', a locally-produced children's television show that aired on WDCA-TV Channel 20 in Washington DC from 1980 to 1987, hosted by Dick Dyszel as 'Captain 20'. The site documents the show's history, format, and educational mission with photos, sound clips, and recollections as part of a broader archive of DC-area kidshow programming.
• Ham TV - Amateur Television [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  Ham TV is a comprehensive resource for Amateur Television (ATV) run by Tom O'Hara W6ORG, the retired owner of P.C. Electronics, which supplied ATV equipment to ham radio operators for 50 years. Visitors will find technical guides, antenna recommendations, transmitter specs, application notes, and a wealth of practical information for getting started with live color video transmission on amateur radio bands.
• satyarth.me [music — 2026-07-07]
  Satyarth is a Moscow-based researcher, experimental musician, and livecoder who shares his work in tabla fusion, generative visuals, and noise music under aliases Trophallaxis and Cactus Juice. His blog spans livecoding patterns, bike synthesizers, sound walks, and reflections on technology and society, making it a rich crossroads of art, code, and cycling culture.
• a-chilleus :) [religion — 2026-07-07]
  Esmé's personal site weaves together naturalistic paganism, creative writing, poetry, and zines, with dedicated sections on the Wheel of the Year and a pagan vade mecum. The site also thoughtfully hosts a curated list of UK trans resources, reflecting the creator's broader values alongside their spiritual and artistic interests.
• meadow's garden [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Meadowie's cozy neocities garden is Hailey's personal corner of the web, built around a pink and cutesy fantasy aesthetic with shrines dedicated to dolls, nature, science, movies, books, and more. The creator is a self-described mycologist and Taylor Swift fan who is learning HTML as she builds out her vision, making it a charming work-in-progress to follow.
• CV | Lunaseeker Press [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Zachary Kai's professional CV page for Lunaseeker Press showcases his work as a publishing assistant, indie press founder, and freelance digital marketer with experience in WordPress, SEO, email campaigns, and content strategy. The page includes a detailed work history, certifications from HubSpot and other platforms, testimonials, and projects spanning independent publishing, zines, and web design.
• Bienvenue dans le Capharnaüm ludique [games — 2026-07-07]
  A French-language site titled 'Welcome to the Ludic Caharnaum,' suggesting a playful collection of games or game-related content. The minimal page structure with frame-based navigation hints at an older hobbyist gaming site from the early web era.
• Booklet Library — Index [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Booklet Library is an extensive online archive cataloguing artist booklets and zines from hundreds of creators and small presses around the world, browsable by cover, title, timeline, or category. With over a thousand images and links spanning more than a decade of publications, it serves as a remarkable reference for anyone interested in artist books, independent publishing, and graphic design culture.
• GopherSpace [retro-computing — 2026-07-07]
  Schroeder's GopherSpace on SDF is a charming phlog (Gopher blog) dedicated to obsolete and retro technology, with entries covering devices like the Sony PSP, Palm Tungsten, Sega Saturn, MiniDisc, Bandai Wonderswan, and OpenBSD adventures. With dozens of phlog entries spanning years of old computer challenges and niche hardware exploration, it's a treasure trove for anyone nostalgic about forgotten tech.
• dowler.net [travel — 2026-07-07]
  This site redirects to 'ConWanders', a blog hosted on Blogspot that appears to chronicle travels and wanderings. The minimal redirect page at dowler.net points visitors to the main content, suggesting an adventurous personal travel journal.
• scented // sunflowers (ver.2) [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Scented is Ainna's tribute to the beloved early-2000s web design text clique 'Scented Angels,' originally created by Tira, recreated here as a nostalgic homage after the original went offline. Visitors can explore the clique's 'flavors' and relive the charming era of text cliques that defined early personal homepage culture.
• HTML Recipes [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  HTML Recipes, created by Stephanie Eckles, is a curated collection of copy-paste HTML snippets covering common patterns like navigation, hero sections, forms, cards, and footers. Each recipe includes clean, accessible markup with helpful notes on best practices such as proper ARIA labeling, making it a handy reference for front-end developers of any skill level.
• Electronic Circuits [electronics — 2026-07-07]
  Aaron Cake's extensive collection of electronic circuit schematics covers categories from power supplies and light/laser projects to telephone circuits and sound/radio designs. Each circuit includes printable PCB patterns, community rankings, and user comments, making it a hands-on resource for hobbyist electronics builders.
• The union workhouse, a history & resource [history — 2026-07-07]
  A detailed historical resource on Victorian-era union workhouses in England, covering what they were, the harsh conditions inside, and specific institutions across the country. Started in 1998 as one of the first online references on the subject, the site includes a reading list, poetry, and information on individual workhouses from Sheffield to Somerset.
• Abstract Illusions [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mary's blog documents her ongoing journey into abstract painting, sharing finished works alongside reflections on the creative tension between abstraction and realism. Visitors will find original paintings in mixed media, personal commentary on workshops attended, and an honest account of an artist's evolving practice.
• Chris Glass [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Chris Glass maintains a rich photo journal and personal site where he documents life through images, curated links, design talks, and colorful observations about everyday patterns. The site includes interviews, conference talks, a sortable grid of favorite books and media, and a warm, reflective tone that makes it feel like an ongoing creative autobiography.
• Now entering SANJI.ORG [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Sanji.org is a Neocities personal site by サンジロプス, themed around anime content with NSFW and sensitive material, likely focused on yaoi and Japanese media given its webring memberships. The site participates in both a Yaoi Webring and a Neo-Nihongo Webring, signaling a strong focus on Japanese anime and BL (boys' love) fandom.
• Beneath Ceaseless Skies | Literary Adventure Fantasy [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Beneath Ceaseless Skies is a long-running online magazine dedicated to literary adventure fantasy fiction, publishing original short stories set in secondary worlds and historical-inspired settings since 2008. With hundreds of issues spanning nearly two decades, companion podcasts, anthologies, and art, it is a rich destination for fans of thoughtful, character-driven fantasy.
• Midoriizm [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Midoriizm is a personal site by a creator who originally hosted on hoster.gf before migrating to Nekoweb after that host went offline. The page currently serves as a minimal landing redirect, offering little content beyond a note about the hosting change.
• The Possum Den [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  KingPoss (KP) has built a cozy personal corner of the web on Neocities, featuring original art, writings, projects, and even a radio station with scheduled live broadcasts and interviews. The site reflects a genuine enthusiasm for the indie web ethos, offering a guestbook, a curated links page, and a refreshingly human alternative to social media.
• Worlds of Carnage MUD - Worlds of Carnage MUD [games — 2026-07-07]
  Worlds of Carnage is a long-running fantasy MUD run by Robert Cummings (Blobule) that lets players explore a text-based realm filled with mythical creatures, races, guilds, and classic telnet-era adventure. The site serves as a portal to jump directly into the game via browser or telnet, and includes information about races, lore, a wiki, forums, and building tools for this non-profit community.
• Radio Merit Badge [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  Created by AA6J Bill Jeffrey, an Assistant Scoutmaster and Merit Badge Counselor from San Diego, this site provides study notes and guidance to help Boy Scouts earn the Radio Merit Badge without needing a ham license or Morse code knowledge. It covers all eight requirements for the badge and includes links to additional resources, updated for the 2002 BSA requirements.
• hip hop isn't dead. [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  Running since 2007, 'Hip Hop Isn't Dead' is a dedicated hip-hop review blog offering critical takes rather than hype, with an impressive archive spanning artists from Wu-Tang Clan to Vince Staples. The site is known for its annual 'Wu-Mas' celebration, Wu-Wednesday features, and a deep catalog of reviews organized by artist, making it a go-to resource for serious hip-hop fans.
• Szymon Kaliski [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Szymon Kaliski is an independent consultant and researcher specializing in computational interfaces, LLMs, and programmable ink, sharing quarterly newsletter updates on his technical explorations and personal projects. The site blends software development work, ambient music, independent research, and personal habit tracking into a thoughtfully documented personal presence.
• skydragonarts.co.uk [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Sky Dragon Arts is the creative hub of a UK-based artist who produces an original manga series set in the sprawling fantasy world of Gerona Kingdom, following characters Piiwy, Tierro, and Arby on their adventures. The site showcases original artwork, links to a Ko-Fi for support, and connects to a sibling site called British Hedgehog, reflecting the creator's convention presence and ongoing artistic output.
• WDAHAC.COM [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  WDAHAC.COM appears to be a minimal or placeholder site with little visible content beyond its title. Without substantial page text, it is difficult to determine a dominant topic, but the bare structure suggests an early or underdeveloped web presence.
• astronomyLINKS - astronomy and space directory, links, booksmarks and more. [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  astronomyLINKS is a comprehensive curated directory of over 1000 astronomy and space-related links organized into categories like astrophotography, black holes, deep-sky objects, telescopes, and astronauts. Running since 2002, it serves as a one-stop portal for amateur and professional astronomers seeking resources, news, software, and community connections from around the world.
• chloe fantasista's deeply cursed emporium [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Chloe Fantasista's personal corner of the web is a quirky, under-reconstruction hub that links out to her stories directory, a button exchange, and crochet resources. The site has a playful, irreverent personality and hints at a richer creative writing history that is being rebuilt from scratch.
• Ori's Weird Blog [linux-unix — 2026-07-07]
  Orion Moonclaw's personal tech blog covers Linux VR, game modding, and the free XR stack, with posts ranging from running Fedora on a phone to haptics hardware on Linux. The site blends furry/alterhuman identity with serious technical writing, making it a quirky and genuinely informative corner of the indie web.
• glissegirl [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Glissegirl is a minimal Neocities personal page with very little visible content beyond a single image and link. The site appears to be in early construction or serves as a simple landing page for the creator's online presence.
• sklivvz.neocities.org [games — 2026-07-07]
  A 1998 fan page dedicated to Blizzard's Diablo, focused on cheats, trainers, and patch news for the game. The site covers workarounds for the v1.03 patch, item editors, and Battle.net cheat methods, making it a snapshot of early Diablo modding culture.
• Slow Marathon [humor — 2026-07-07]
  Built by Greg Technology, Slow Marathon is a clever little web tool that calculates how many marathon-distances you have walked over your lifetime using exported iPhone Health app data. All processing happens locally in the browser, so your personal health data never leaves your device, making it both privacy-friendly and genuinely fun to use.
• ReduxFlakes [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  ReduxFlakes is the personal site of a software developer and designer from Portugal, featuring a blog, digital garden, design gallery, shrines, and an extensive collection of resources and public APIs. The site is impressively structured with a roadmap, changelog, commissions, and a curated blogroll, making it a rich hub for this creator's technical and creative work.
• WA7BNM Contest Calendar [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  Home: Run by Bruce Horn (WA7BNM), this comprehensive calendar tracks amateur radio contests worldwide, offering 8-day, 5-week, 12-month, and perpetual views alongside rules summaries, log submission deadlines, and historical data going back to 2005. Hams can customize the calendar to display only their preferred contests and even subscribe to a weekly email digest, making it an essential reference for the contesting community.
• 12 Reasons to Learn and Use the vi Editor [software — 2026-07-07]
  Edward Abbott makes a compelling case for mastering the vi text editor, outlining 12 practical reasons why this decades-old Unix staple remains indispensable for programmers, web developers, and writers alike. The article covers vi's universal availability across operating systems, its efficient keystroke commands, and its surprising usefulness as an HTML editor and distraction-free writing tool.
• Knitty – editorial spring 06 [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Knitty is a free web-only knitting magazine featuring patterns, techniques, and articles for knitters of all skill levels. This specific article by Judy Becker introduces 'Judy's Magic Cast-On,' a technique for starting toe-up socks that is invisible from both sides and works reliably every time.
• Pixelverse [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Pixelverse is a personal creative site built around pixel art and digital visuals, inviting visitors into a stylized online world with autoplaying music and a distinct retro web aesthetic. The site targets desktop users on Firefox and carries a youthful, expressive vibe typical of indie nekoweb-era personal pages.
• Secret Onions - Your darkweb links directory [encyclopedias — 2026-07-07]
  Secret Onions is a community-maintained Tor hidden service link directory focused on legitimate content, tools, and knowledge rather than scammy dark web marketplaces. Curated with an anti-surveillance, pro-privacy philosophy, it organizes onion links into categories like forums, email services, file hosting, software, and search engines while actively filtering out scam and marketplace sites.
• Hackers On Planet Earth [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  HOPE (Hackers On Planet Earth) is the official site for one of the longest-running hacker conferences in the world, held in New York City and associated with 2600 Magazine. Now registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the organization is actively planning HOPE 26 and inviting speakers, contributors, and community members to shape its future.
• How to Use Photoshop Color Profiles for Web Images [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A focused tutorial from UsabilityPost walking web designers through the correct use of Photoshop color profiles to ensure images look consistent across modern browsers. The guide covers sRGB working spaces, color proofing, and monitor RGB settings in Photoshop CS3, with helpful screenshots at each step.
• minor literature[s] – stuttering culture[s] [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Minor Literature[s] is an online literary journal dedicated to experimental fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and music writing that explores the edges of contemporary culture. With thousands of subscribers and a steady stream of contributors, it publishes challenging, unconventional work that sits between literary criticism and creative practice.
• rhinedottir! [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Rhinedottir (also known as Leafy) is a Genshin Impact-obsessed personal neocities site built in the old-web spirit, featuring shrines, figure collections, a gig tracker, dream journal, and beauty content. The site leans heavily into jirai kei aesthetics, Genshin Impact fandom, and old-web nostalgia with a lively collection of fanlistings and cliques.
• Laurent Gaffié blog [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Windows 7 / Server 2008R2 Remote Kernel Crash: Laurent Gaffié's security research blog documents a critical Windows 7 and Server 2008R2 remote kernel crash vulnerability he discovered, triggered via an SMB protocol flaw requiring no credentials. The post includes a full advisory, proof-of-concept Python exploit code, and sharp commentary on Microsoft's Security Development Lifecycle failures.
• bear.camp!! the evergreen network [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Jude's bear.camp is the hub of the Evergreen Network, a cozy personal corner of the web dedicated to handcrafted fansites, shrines, and fanlistings built out of pure enthusiasm for beloved subjects. Each site in the network is a lovingly coded labor of passion, fueled by hyperfocus and the need to gush about things Jude adores.
• Turf MUD [games — 2026-07-07]
  Turf MUD is a long-running, free text-based multi-user game and talker featuring over 65 unique areas spanning genres from fantasy to modern life, with clans, leagues, and an active social scene. The site provides everything a player needs, from newbie guides and maps to clan listings, help files, and humorous community content like player quotes and meetup photos.
• You're my mission [movies-tv — 2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Marvel film 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier', inviting fans to join and show their love for the movie. The site tracks 50 members and offers codes for linking back, making it a small but tidy community hub for fans of the film.
• Aradia Collective for Magical Girl Comics - Home [comics — 2026-07-07]
  Aradia Collective is a community hub dedicated to promoting, creating, and archiving magical girl comics and webcomics, maintained by Head Witch NAAN. Visitors can browse a database of original magical girl comic projects, connect with creators, join forums, and explore affiliated webrings centered on the genre.
• SlushieCafe [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Marie's cozy corner of the web showcases her original artwork, animations, character designs, and pixel art alongside her toy collection and Minecraft adventures. The site features a gallery, original characters, shrines, a personal blog, and a lively collection of neighbor buttons, making it a charming and actively updated creative hub.
• Formatting Numbers For Currency Display And More | evolt.org [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Evolt.org is a community-driven resource for web developers featuring member-submitted articles, news, and tutorials covering topics like PHP, visual design, site development, and usability. This particular article by George covers formatting numbers for currency display, representative of the practical, code-focused guides the site is known for.
• Railfaneurope.net [hobbies — 2026-07-07]
  Railfaneurope.net is a comprehensive European railway server catering to both train enthusiasts and travelers looking to explore Europe by rail. The site offers information, pictures, stock details, and timetables covering railways across the European continent.
• WLOG2000 LOGBOOK HAM RADIO [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  WLOG2000 is a ham radio logbook software project by Swiss operator HB9OAB, offering a professional Windows-compatible logging application for amateur radio, CB, SWL, and BCL operators. The site features software downloads, Yaesu transceiver reviews, DXpedition logs, and the WASL Lakes Award program, making it a rich resource for the ham radio community.
• Home | Bob's Knobs [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Bob's Knobs sells specialized collimation thumbscrews that let telescope owners align their Cassegrain and Newtonian telescopes without any tools. The product line covers knobs for popular telescope brands including Losmandy, Celestron, and TeleVue mounts, with custom sizing options and downloadable installation guides.
• Cookiesmoosh - Cookie Run Rarepair Fanfiction [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Cookiesmoosh is a handcoded archive dedicated to Cookie Run rarepair fanfiction, collecting stories that pair up unexpected cookie characters submitted by fans of the game. The site organizes its growing library by title, author, category, and dynamic, making it easy to browse the rare-pair corner of the Cookie Run fandom.
• CatStuff [cats — 2026-07-07]
  Thousands of Cat Graphics: CatStuff, created by Glenda Moore, is a massive collection of over 3,600 cat-themed graphics including animations, backgrounds, blinkies, buttons, and web page sets, all available for use on personal websites. Beyond the graphics library, the site also offers cat care articles, humorous stories, poetry, and information on topics like feral cats, declawing, and the rainbow bridge.
• paupowpow [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Paula (paupowpow) is a designer and visual artist whose Neocities site collects a vibrant range of creative projects including glitch art, kaleidoscope visuals, doodles, pixel work, and ASCII experiments. The site radiates the handcrafted web aesthetic with multiple mini-projects, a blog, and a cozy personal corner full of typographic and design sensibility.
• Homepage - Vendell [hardware — 2026-07-07]
  Vendell's personal tech-enthusiast page features a homelab section, a photography gallery, and an active project archiving old electronics magazines. The site also hosts its own IRC server and status page, reflecting a hands-on approach to self-hosted internet infrastructure.
• Everblue - Home - Vol1-Ch4-Page-142 [webcomics — 2026-07-07]
  Everblue is a fantasy/adventure webcomic by Michael Sexton set in a world of endless ocean, currently deep into Volume 1. The comic updates on Fridays and features a cast page, gallery, and store, with the creator openly sharing their workflow transition to Krita and open-source tools on Linux.
• CircleMUD [games — 2026-07-07]
  CircleMUD is the official home of the CircleMUD multiplayer text adventure game system, a derivative of DikuMUD written by Jeremy Elson at Johns Hopkins University. Visitors can download source code, explore documentation, access the FTP site, and find resources for both players and server administrators looking to run their own MUD.
• Home — Terracrypt [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Jfred's personal corner of the web, Terracrypt blends thoughts on computing freedom, community-oriented online systems, and human-scale urban living. The site features a blog, a digital garden, and links, with source code shared openly and a focus on agency in computing environments.
• February & Heavenly [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  February & Heavenly is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Tomoko Kawase, the Japanese singer known for her work as Tommy heavenly6 and Tommy february6. With 22 members in the 'Tommy Army,' the site offers codes and a join form for fans who want to show their love for this beloved artist.
• Railroad Books Magazines and Post Cards [collecting — 2026-07-07]
  The Railroad Press offers back issues of its railroad magazine, hardcover books, postcards, and merchandise for railfans, with titles covering locomotive rosters, railroad history, maps, and vintage photography. A standout feature is 'A Railroad Life' by Mike Bednar, a richly illustrated hardcover series recounting firsthand stories of railroading life in the 1960s through 1980s.
• Malas Influencias [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rompopita's "Malas Influencias" is a mature creative archive showcasing original characters, their stories and interconnected worlds, alongside fanart of retro games, anime, and cartoons. The site has a bold, unapologetic personality with explicit content warnings and a nostalgic old-web aesthetic.
• Galactic Central [science-fiction-and-fantasy — 2026-07-07]
  Galactic Central, maintained by Phil Stephensen-Payne, is a massive reference database documenting over 11,000 fiction magazines with detailed bibliographies, indexes, and image galleries covering pulp, SF, fantasy, crime, and western publications. Winner of the 2017 Munsey Award, the site hosts many of the definitive magazine indexes for science fiction and fantasy researchers and collectors.
• mayaks.eu [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Maya Karabula-Stysiak's personal site showcases her programming projects including a JavaScript window manager, a 3D engine, and a Gemini-to-HTTP proxy, alongside a tiny-log of technical and philosophical musings. The site embraces the 'small web' aesthetic, offering a charming mix of coding experiments, drawings, and curated lists of books, music, and films.
• Marxists Internet Archive [political-commentary — 2026-07-07]
  The Marxists Internet Archive is one of the largest online libraries of leftist political theory, hosting works from over 720 authors including Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Trotsky in 80 languages. Researchers and activists alike will find a vast collection of books, periodicals, speeches, and primary texts covering Marxism, socialism, communism, and related political philosophy.
• Niall's Great Big List O' Links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Niall's Great Big List O' Links is a sprawling personal bookmarks collection covering reference tools, search engines, science fiction, music, computing, and miscellaneous internet curiosities. A classic old-web link dump that reflects the browsing habits of an early 2000s internet enthusiast, with sections ranging from biochemistry resources to LOTR Lego humor.
• “Powered by...”, or the phenomenon of web software buttons — Daniil Baturin [retro-computing — 2026-07-07]
  Daniil Baturin digs into the history and cultural significance of 'Powered by' web software buttons, those nostalgic 88x31 badges promoting browsers, servers, and tools that once decorated countless early web pages. With 72 images collected and a thoughtful analysis of why these buttons existed and what they reveal about early web culture, this is a fascinating piece of internet archaeology.
• Free Genealogy Search Engines - created by Ian Mold [genealogy-and-family-history — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Ian Mold, this site aggregates free genealogy search engines covering over 9 billion records across passenger lists, census data, cemetery records, military rosters, and immigration databases from dozens of countries. It serves as a one-stop directory for family history researchers, linking to major resources like Ellis Island, Castle Garden, RootsWeb, and the Mormon Church's International Genealogical Index.
• termotanque de leche [music — 2026-07-07]
  Benjamin, the Hispanic artist behind 'Termotanque De Leche', describes his music project as a blend of purple drank overdose and amen breaks, with a discography, blog, and Q&A that lean into absurdist humor and raw personality. The site features a photo gallery, audio, and a chaotic self-introduction that makes it clear this is a music-first creative outlet wrapped in old-web irreverence.
• Vegard Skjefstad [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Vegard Skjefstad has been hand-crafting personal essays, one-liners, annual reviews, and commentary on technology and culture since 1999. Features include a daily photo log, a monthly book tracker, 2000+ one-liners, and opinionated posts on topics ranging from music to corporate tech criticism.
• County Hunter Dot Com [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  CountyHunter Dot Com, run by Dennis L. Hall (KK7X) since 1997, is a dedicated resource for amateur radio operators pursuing the USA Counties Award (USA-CA) from MARAC. It provides commonly used county hunter frequencies across SSB, CW, and PSK modes, serving as a quick reference for ham radio enthusiasts worldwide.
• Storm Chase Accounts [weather — 2026-07-07]
  OWLSP.com is a storm chaser's personal archive covering tornado and severe weather chase accounts from 2002 through 2023, with detailed entries for specific outbreaks across Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and beyond. The site includes chase narratives, photography, equipment info, and landscape scenes, making it a rich firsthand record of Plains storm chasing over two decades.
• Intergalactic Space Drainage Entrance [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A whimsical entrance page for a Neocities personal site called 'Intergalactic Space Drainage,' featuring a space-themed splash screen with minimal navigation. The site invites visitors to either proceed or opt out, hinting at a quirky, creative aesthetic with retro web sensibilities.
• Web-Treehouse for Plants [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Kira's personal wiki-style site blends practical DIY skills like bamboo pulleys, knots, and linen cloth-making with reflections on living outside capitalism, healing, and building community. Charmingly self-hosted on a 2008 desktop running Debian, the site offers a genuinely eclectic mix of nature-adjacent crafts, personal essays, and tools for more intentional living.
• Want some true love? ~ Hopeless Romantic nr.1 [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Hopeless Romantics is a long-running clique founded by Angela in 1999 for people who deeply believe in the magic and power of love, recently revived in 2024 with renewed energy and new members. Featuring artwork from the manga Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne, the collective welcomes anyone who cherishes romance as a profound and transformative force.
• Sandra Dodd on Life and Learning [tutorials — 2026-07-07]
  Sandra Dodd's expansive personal site is a deep resource on radical unschooling, offering thousands of short inspirational posts, essays, interviews, and interlinking pages designed to guide parents and learners toward child-led, curiosity-driven education. With books, audio files, a daily inspiration feed called 'Just Add Light and Stir,' and years of accumulated writing, it reads like a passionate lifelong mission to rethink how children learn.
• the hoary ape [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Peter Evans' long-running personal site is primarily a travel photography collection spanning England, Japan, Czech Republic, Bavaria, and Wales, organized by location with dozens of photo galleries. Beyond the photos, the site includes opinionated writing on digital cameras, browser rants, scanned historical texts, and a collection of unusual vintage advertisements.
• Schild en Vriend - Miniature wargames club [games — 2026-07-07]
  Schild en Vriend is the homepage for a miniature wargames club based in Leuven, Belgium, covering historical periods from ancient times to the far future across multiple scales. The site features game reports, painting showcases, scenario rules, and a blog documenting the club's ongoing campaigns and activities.
• Lisa's Kitchen | Vegetarian Recipes | Cooking Hints | Food & Nutrition Articles [recipes — 2026-07-07]
  Lisa Turner's vegetarian kitchen is a richly stocked recipe blog featuring hundreds of dishes spanning Indian street food, homemade pizzas, baked goods, and legume-focused cooking. With a dedicated Indian Food Glossary, conversion charts, and years of archived posts dating back to 2007, it's a go-to resource for anyone exploring vegetarian and plant-based cuisine.
• How to Enable Google Analytics Site Search [software — 2026-07-07]
  Blogoscoped, run by Philipp Lenssen, is an unofficial blog covering Google products and web services with practical tips and news. This archived post walks through the step-by-step process of enabling the Site Search feature in Google Analytics, making it useful for webmasters tracking search behavior on their own sites.
• Blogroll - The Hive [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Hive's blogroll, maintained by Apis Necros, curates a handpicked list of blogs and personal sites spanning infosec, programming, IndieWeb, and tech commentary. It serves as a warm introduction to a community of independent web authors, mixing close friends' personal sites with colleagues writing about cybersecurity, software freedom, and accessibility.
• the museum of alexandra [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Alexandra's whimsical personal site frames itself as a 'museum' of her digital life, collecting essays, pixel art, and collaborative old-web projects for visitors to explore at their leisure. With themed layouts, a guestbook, and a warm invitation to slow down and browse, it captures the spirit of the early personal web with genuine charm.
• do you wish to be cured? [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Mewchara's personal site opens with a dramatic vampire-themed splash page, complete with bats and gothic imagery, inviting visitors into a dark and stylish corner of the old web. The site leans into vampire and gothic aesthetics, referencing black roses and a self-described 'This Barbie is a vampire!' identity.
• The Library of Dead and Abandoned Malls [history — 2026-07-07]
  The Library of Dead and Abandoned Malls is a growing archive dedicated to documenting shuttered and abandoned shopping malls across the United States, organized by state. Built with clear old-web charm, the site offers a fascinating snapshot of retail decline in America and promises to expand its coverage as more malls are catalogued.
• cass.si [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Cass.si is a minimalist personal blog by someone going by 'cass', featuring short, intriguingly titled posts like 'The U+NION building is odd' and 'The Weavers Who Prosper With the Mechanical Loom'. The sparse, text-focused design and eclectic post titles suggest a writer with a curious, literary sensibility.
• Maine Two Foot Quarterly Magazine [model-building — 2026-07-07]
  Maine Two Foot Quarterly is a magazine and resource hub dedicated to narrow gauge railroads, covering both prototype history and scale modeling for 24-inch and 30-inch gauge enthusiasts. Visitors can find subscription info, technical drawings, photo CDs, DVDs, books, plans, and links to related products like the Light Iron Turnout Co and Silver City Models.
• my heart's not .init() [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Uuupah's personal Neocities site blends original character design and figure drawing with a journal, curated lists, and creative musings from a twenty-something non-binary artist. Visitors can browse their art gallery, read blog-style posts covering everything from Linux thoughts to Spotify habits, and explore playlist projects and inspiration lists.
• Springfield STARS – Amateur Astronomy in Western Mass [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Springfield STARS is an amateur astronomy club based in Western Massachusetts, holding monthly meetings at the Springfield Science Museum from September through May. Visitors can find astronomy articles, outreach events, and club meeting details, making it a welcoming hub for stargazers in the region.
• The human.json protocol [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Beto Dealmeida, a musician and software engineer based in Key Biscayne, FL, proposes a new open web protocol called human.json that lets site owners declare their content is human-generated rather than AI-produced. The post details the JSON format, a web-of-trust vouching system, and companion browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and qutebrowser that visually signal human authorship to visitors.
• Vampire Club [games — 2026-07-07]
  Vampire Club is a mysterious neocities site inviting visitors to click a door and enter a vampire-themed community run by a creator called Vlad. Currently on hiatus due to a personal loss, the site hints at a quirky subculture hub centered around vampire lore and aesthetics.
• K1IW Amateur Radio Repeater and Broadcast Transmitter Database Websearch [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  Operated by K1IW, this searchable database lets ham radio operators and enthusiasts look up amateur repeaters and broadcast transmitters across all 50 U.S. states, Washington D.C., and Canadian provinces. Users can filter results by band, digital mode (DMR, D-STAR, YSF), distance from a location, and more, with data sourced from official FCC and NFCC coordination records.
• felix waller [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Felix Waller is a computer science student at the University of Manchester who showcases his web development projects, including a positivity journalling app, a Eurovision companion tool, and a stream-of-consciousness writing tool. The site also features a blog with posts on web development topics, blending his programming and musical interests into a clean personal portfolio.
• Weltraumbesty // musings from the far fringes of haunted mysteroid! [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  Weltraumbesty is a personal writing site by KRP focused on film reviews and essays, with a particular love for B-movies, tokusatsu, and cult classics like Gamera and vintage sci-fi schlock. The archive spans years of original criticism, including revived pieces from defunct sites, making it a treasure trove for fans of obscure and overlooked cinema.
• äda 'web, welcome [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  adaweb is a pioneering digital art platform from the 1990s that invited artists to experiment with the web as a creative medium, producing and hosting original works by notable figures like Jenny Holzer, Julia Scher, and Lawrence Weiner. It functions as a digital foundry and research space, blending co-productions, guest projects, and artist galleries into an early landmark of net art history.
• tildeverse | members [linux-unix — 2026-07-07]
  The Tildeverse members directory catalogs the full collection of public-access Unix and tilde communities, listing each server's sysadmin, operating system, IRC channel, and founding date. It's a fascinating window into the modern tilde movement, where people share Unix shells to build web pages, write software, and collaborate in a retro internet spirit.
• The Project Gutenberg eBook of The School Book of Forestry, by Charles Lathrop Pack [biology — 2026-07-07]
  A digitized 1922 educational text by Charles Lathrop Pack, President of the American Tree Association, covering all aspects of forestry from how trees grow to national forest policy and the dangers of fire and disease. Hosted on Project Gutenberg, this freely available ebook spans 18 chapters and includes period photographs of forests, rangers, and fire damage, making it a fascinating historical resource on early American conservation thought.
• Green Bay Aquarium Society – A Non-Profit Educational Organization [exotic-pets — 2026-07-07]
  The Green Bay Aquarium Society (GBAS) is a Wisconsin-based non-profit club dedicated to the aquarium hobby, open to members and the public alike regardless of location. The site covers club meetings, auctions, a fish and exotic pet fair, a breeder award program (BAP), and resources on topics like dyed fish advocacy and pet rehoming.
• Josh Thompson · Solving Problems [philosophy — 2026-07-07]
  Josh Thompson's personal scratch pad digs into urban economics, zoning laws, land use policy, and walkable city design, drawing on works like Marie-Agnes and Alain Bertaud's 'Order Without Design' and Christopher Alexander's 'A Pattern Language'. The site blends thoughtful analysis of city planning failures with street-level illustrations of pedestrian path patterns, making dense policy topics surprisingly approachable.
• FAN.NEKOWEB.ORG [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  FAN.NEKOWEB.ORG is a hand-coded personal site on Nekoweb that leads with a detailed technical disclosure page, highlighting its use of iframes, drop-shadow animations, fixed positioning, and JavaScript. The entrance page itself reads like a love letter to old-web craftsmanship, complete with planned accessibility features like a font switcher and gif pauser.
• Home | Meadow [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Meadow is a cozy personal blog where the author writes freely about writing, blogging, parenting, society, and introspection without committing to a single niche. The site has a warm, whimsical aesthetic complete with an emoji meadow and a welcoming tone that invites visitors to slow down and linger.
• Simulacrum_Heart [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Em's personal Neocities site blends art, cosplay progress logs, game jam participation, and pop culture reviews into a colorful online journal. Visitors will find original artwork, detailed cosplay builds for franchises like Transformers and Monster Hunter, and candid blog posts about game development and daily life.
• Animated Series - Page 2 - Amassment Message Board [movies-tv — 2026-07-07]
  A forum thread on the Amassment Message Board where members discuss non-anime animated series, sharing favorites and memories of cartoons like Chowder. Amassment is a fan shrine community hub, and this board section focuses on animated TV shows as a subset of its broader media discussions.
• I AM² — a tribute to Ai from The Birth of Mewtwo — ☄ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  A lovingly crafted shrine dedicated to Ai (known as Amber in the dub), the fleeting but philosophically rich character from the Pokémon special 'The Birth of Mewtwo.' The site explores Ai's limited yet impactful role, her existential significance to Mewtwo's origin story, and the censorship controversies that cut her storyline from international audiences.
• Custom RO Sprites Collection [games — 2026-07-07]
  A community gallery dedicated to custom sprites for Ragnarok Online, hosting over 5,000 user-uploaded creations ranging from Fire Orc Knights to fantastical demons. With nearly 800 contributing artists and thousands of comments, it serves as a bustling creative hub for RO sprite enthusiasts and modders.
• The HTML Hobbyist Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Member List: The HTML Hobbyist Webring is a curated ring of personal websites united by a love of hand-coded HTML and the indie web spirit, featuring members ranging from minimalist personal pages to creative digital gardens. Created by N.E. Lilly, the webring celebrates building your own corner of the internet from scratch and connects like-minded hobbyists who craft their sites with care.
• ze7enSWF is good for you [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ze7enSWF is a colorful Neocities personal site built around an old-internet aesthetic blending Frutiger Aero, rainbows, and cuteness, created by a digital artist who goes by ze7en. The site features original character (OC) content, art, shrines, and a blog, with an enthusiastic work-in-progress vibe that captures classic early-web charm.
• Home | Westside Amateur Radio Club [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  The Westside Amateur Radio Club has served ham radio operators in the West Los Angeles area since 1987, earning recognition from the ARRL for emergency communications and advocacy against restrictive antenna ordinances. Visitors can find club meeting schedules, weekly net frequencies, Field Day event recaps, and an Elmers program connecting members with experienced hams for free guidance.
• what have we here? [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Clare's personal corner of the web offers poems, musings, and heartfelt writing that leans into dark themes like grief, death, and the macabre. Styled with the nostalgic aesthetic of the old web, it promises a moody, intimate space for readers who appreciate queer, leftist, and emotionally raw creative writing.
• HotWired [independent-media — 2026-07-07]
  Intelligent Agent - "The Birth of Way New Journalism" by Josh Quittner: An archived 1995 HotWired article by Josh Quittner exploring the birth of 'Way New Journalism' and how the web might fundamentally transform media, publishing, and the economics of content distribution. A fascinating time capsule from the early commercial web, capturing the excitement and uncertainty journalists felt as digital publishing upended traditional print models.
• cakesbyshelly.co.uk [small-business-and-entrepreneurship — 2026-07-07]
  Cakes by Shelly is a UK-based custom cake business showcasing bespoke celebration cakes for weddings, birthdays, and special occasions. The site highlights Shelly's cake designs and serves as a point of contact for customers looking to order handcrafted cakes.
• radiopalle [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  Radiopalle is an Italian web radio or music streaming page inviting visitors to tune in with a simple play/stop interface. The site is minimal but evocative of old-web internet radio culture, centered entirely around music playback.
• Quilting By Jeannie [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Jeannie is a professional long-arm quilter, pattern designer, and grandmother who documents her quilting projects, expo visits, and original patterns available on Craftsy. Visitors will find hundreds of quilt photos, detailed stitching close-ups, and a deep archive of posts spanning years of creative work.
• Moosey's Country Garden - A New Zealand Country Garden [gardening — 2026-07-07]
  Moosey's Country Garden is a richly detailed personal gardening site chronicling the plants, garden areas, and seasonal journals of a New Zealand country garden. Visitors can explore named garden sections like the Wattle Woods and Island Border, browse plant guides for roses, camellias, and rhododendrons, and follow along with the creator's ongoing gardening adventures.
• Rupert Foggo McKay [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rupert Foggo McKay is a Principal Software Engineer based in the Netherlands who showcases a collection of creative coding experiments including a Boids flocking simulation, a Julia Set fractal renderer built in Rust/WASM, and a vaporwave-inspired 3D train ride rendered with three.js. Each project demonstrates hands-on exploration of generative art, artificial life, and interactive graphics, making this a compelling portfolio of technical creativity.
• -- cyrano's house -- [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Cyrano's House is a creative writing site featuring fan fiction with content warnings for violence, fictional taboo, and RPF, evoking the spirit of early 2000s FanFiction.net. The site is adults-only and covers a range of imaginative, unconventional stories with a charmingly hand-crafted personal aesthetic.
• GRAPHICS [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A massive collection of over 2,000 small web graphics, primarily stamps and pixel art badges covering fandoms like Soul Eater, Pokemon, Phineas and Ferb, and Hello Kitty. This page from the vampyre Neocities site is a classic old-web stamps collection showcasing niche fandom love through tiny collectible graphics.
• Modularscale [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Modularscale is an interactive calculator built by Scott Kellum and Tim Brown that generates proportional number scales based on musical ratios, helping designers create harmonious typographic and layout systems. It supports multiple bases, classic ratios like the golden section and perfect fifth, and outputs scales in CSS, Sass, and JavaScript formats for direct use in web projects.
• TOPHATCAT's Hecking Webbed Site [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Tophatcats is a creative personal site built around j-fashion, featuring OOTD logs, wardrobe documentation, and styling content covering lolita/EGL, menhera, and alternative streetwear. Alongside the fashion content, the site hosts original character art, an LJ icon archive, a CD collection, a tea doodle log, and a charming photo diary shot on a screenless digital camera.
• NannyMUD - an Internet Game and Community [games — 2026-07-07]
  NannyMUD is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that has been active since 1990, offering players a rich world of guilds, magic, and adventure accessible via telnet or a Java client. The site introduces the game's lore, people, and world, with references to Tolkien-inspired settings and a wide variety of playable character archetypes including knights, druids, vampires, and monks.
• The Meteorite Market [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Meteorite Market has been one of the web's oldest meteorite dealers since 1995, offering over 100 scientifically significant varieties including Martian, Lunar, Pallasite, and Carbonaceous Chondrite specimens with detailed photos and pricing. Visitors can browse an extensive alphabetical catalog while learning about meteorite types through dozens of informational pages, making it both a shopping destination and an educational resource for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
• tilde.club [software — 2026-07-07]
  Klve Bunc's tilde.club page documents a scattered but charming day in the life of a developer, including a real-time experiment trying to set up a Jitsi coworking stream while fixing Tesla OAuth issues. The site also features reflective writing on Linux ricing culture, fake nostalgia, and the strange pull of the old web aesthetic.
• e n d l e s s n e s s [d o t] n u [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Endlessness is Nikki's fanlisting collective, home to 27 owned fanlistings and 329 joined listings spanning a wide variety of subjects. A neatly organized hub for fanlisting enthusiasts, it connects to Nikki's broader web presence at after-rain.net.
• Learn in Freedom™ Education Reform and Homeschooling Resources [reference — 2026-07-07]
  Karl M. Bunday's Learn in Freedom site has been a comprehensive hub for homeschooling and education reform resources for over seventeen years, linking to more than 1,000 external sites across forty-plus pages. Visitors can explore topics ranging from socialization research and language development to college admissions for homeschoolers and self-directed learning philosophy.
• Smallweb Subway [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Smallweb Subway is a creative project by Gus Bus that visualizes a network of webrings as an interactive subway map, where each colored line represents a themed community of indie websites covering topics like sci-fi art, zines, comics, and poetry. Visitors can "ride" the subway by clicking through member sites, making web discovery feel like navigating a transit system.
• k0bg.com [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  K0BG is a comprehensive amateur radio resource run by Alan Applegate, focusing heavily on mobile ham radio installations, antenna theory, and RF bonding techniques. The site is packed with detailed technical articles, diagrams, and practical guidance that make it a go-to reference for hams interested in operating from vehicles.
• CD-ROMe [literature — 2026-07-07]
  CD-ROMe is a boldly styled personal site by a creator who warns visitors upfront about adult themes, explicit language, and depictions of blood before inviting them to explore further. Sections for shrines, a blog, and personal content suggest a richly layered old-web aesthetic built with genuine care for accessibility and visitor safety.
• SALVAGED dot NU [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Salvaged.nu is a preservation project dedicated to recovering, repairing, and reuploading Photoshop resources from lost personal blogs of the mid-2000s, including brushes, textures, stock images, patterns, and icons. It's a remarkable archive for digital artists and nostalgia seekers who want to reclaim the distinctive aesthetic of early-2000s web graphics and design tools.
• Bird Links to the World - Global Links [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Bird Links to the World is a massive curated directory of over 37,654 links devoted to birds, birding, and ornithology, organized by region and topic. Whether you are looking for species checklists, bird sounds, conservation resources, or local birding hotspots, this is one of the most comprehensive link collections for birdwatchers and ornithologists on the web.
• Sailormusic.net – The Music of Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Sailormusic.net, created by Michelle Bacon, is a comprehensive multimedia fansite dedicated entirely to the music of the Sailor Moon franchise, covering anime soundtracks from 1992 to 2023, game music, international albums, live action series music, and lyric translations. Visitors can explore music files, data on musical albums, guides to music cues, and a spotlight on composer Arisawa Takanori, making it an indispensable resource for Sailor Moon audio fans.
• m u d f l o w e r [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mudflower (formerly Little Grimoire) is a personal old-web style site featuring webrings, community affiliations, and a music box playing a song from Baldur's Gate III. The site leans heavily into retro web aesthetics and gaming culture, with its featured audio content rooted in the beloved RPG.
• 100R — working offgrid efficiently [outdoors — 2026-07-07]
  Hundredrabbits (100R) shares hard-won lessons from running a creative studio aboard a sailboat entirely off the grid since 2016, covering solar power management, internet scarcity, data storage, and low-power software choices. The site is a practical, experience-driven guide for anyone looking to do meaningful digital work while living and traveling independently of shore power.
• lordmatt.co.uk [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The personal blog and creative playground of Matthew Brown, known as Lord Matt, a self-described multipotentialite covering web development, SEO, WordPress, WebMentions, and IndieWeb topics. With posts dating back to 2004, the site blends technical experimentation with personal musings, featuring code snippets, a blogroll, and quirky side projects like a pixel wall and an emoji-based date toy.
• roycifer [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Roycifer is the personal hub of Royce, a creator whose work spans music, glitch art, and a portfolio hosted at roycifer.dev. The site serves as a link-in-bio style landing page connecting visitors to their social profiles, current projects, and creative output.
• Personal Website [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Jens Larsen (someone48) hosts a brief personal homepage on remotes.club, introducing himself as a programmer and software developer. The page is minimal but gives a nod to his love of cats alongside his coding identity.
• Silvia Maggi Photography - Home [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Silvia Maggi's photography site showcases her personal film and digital photo albums, with a focus on quiet, nature-infused moments captured with a keen eye for texture and light. The handmade Jekyll site features curated albums, a film roll section, and social links connecting to her broader creative and professional world.
• Whatever Happened To. . . Webrings | Insufficient Scotty [retro-computing — 2026-07-07]
  InsufficientScotty is JohnScott's pop-culture and tech nostalgia blog, featuring a 'Whatever Happened To' series that digs into forgotten corners of early internet history like webrings, GeoCities, and the quirks of web culture past. This particular post traces the origins of webrings from the author's own first HTML project in 1994, making it a personal and surprisingly detailed look at a once-ubiquitous web phenomenon.
• The Typewriter Revolution blog [collecting — 2026-07-07]
  Richard P runs this long-running blog dedicated to the joys of mechanical typewriters, covering everything from rare Olivetti and Smith-Corona machines to custom typewriter fonts and the broader typewriter enthusiast community. Posts blend hands-on reviews, restoration notes, and cultural appreciation for analog typing in the digital age.
• Longest Voyage – Longest Voyage [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Jamie Crisman's personal site 'Longest Voyage' collects reading logs, notebooks, notes, and vignettes reflecting on everyday life and ideas. The minimalist design and thoughtful tagline 'Life is short, yet it's the longest thing you do' give the site a quiet, contemplative character worth exploring.
• DC Studio [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The official studio site of Doug Chiang, the acclaimed concept artist and visual designer known for his work on major science fiction films, showcasing his project 'Robota: Reign of Machines' with artwork, maquettes, and production news. Visitors can explore Chiang's richly imagined world of robots and machines through paintings, limited edition prints, and behind-the-scenes studio tips and techniques.
• RUBIN'S ROCK N ROLL REFERENCE DISCOGRAPHY [music — 2026-07-07]
  Rubin's Rock N Roll Reference Discography is a personal reference site dedicated to cataloging rock and roll music. Its focus on discography data makes it a potentially useful lookup resource for fans of classic rock.
• floppy's web lounge [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Floppy's Web Lounge is a thoughtfully crafted personal site with sections covering articles, technology, media, and personal thoughts, with a clear emphasis on internet privacy and digital freedom. The site's Nutrition Facts disclaimer about external scripts and its link to the Online Spyware Watchdog signal a creator deeply interested in web privacy and mindful browsing.
• JH3YBS Hyogo Scout Council Amateur Radio Club Home Page [amateur-radio — 2026-07-07]
  The JH3YBS Hyogo Scout Council Amateur Radio Club represents the official radio station of the Boy Scouts Hyogo Council in Japan, supporting amateur radio activities within scouting. The site outlines club activities including JOTA (Jamboree on the Air), TDOTA, overseas jamborees, contests, and equipment details, making it a valuable hub for scout radio enthusiasts.
• Radio - The New York Moon [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The New York Moon is an experimental internet publication that follows the actual lunar cycle, releasing new editions with each phase of the moon. Mixing radio art, audio performance, guerrilla recordings, and written projects from contributors like Diego Stocco and Peter Kowalchuk, it occupies a strange and compelling niche between literary magazine, sound art gallery, and radio broadcast.
• CrochetandKnitting.com Links Directory - Scrapbooking [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  A subsection of the CrochetandKnitting.com links directory focused on scrapbooking resources, listing sites for premade scrapbook pages, embellishments, and supplies. Part of a broader crafts directory covering dozens of categories from crochet and knitting to jewelry, quilting, and beyond.
• Real Connections [games — 2026-07-07]
  Real Connections is a fanlisting dedicated to Stardew Valley, the beloved farming and life simulation game by ConcernedApe, currently boasting 136 members from 26 countries. Fans of the game can join the community by submitting their info and linking back with one of the provided banner codes.
• Ballonlea [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ballonlea is a hobbyist personal site featuring art, writing, resources, and fanlistings tucked inside a whimsical forest-themed layout. The creator covers a wide range of interests while being upfront about adult themes and sensitive topics, making it a thoughtfully presented creative corner of the old web.
• Asteroid Occultation Predictions [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Steve Preston's long-running resource provides predictions for asteroid occultation events, listing when asteroids will pass in front of stars as seen from Earth. Covering upcoming events through 2026 with supplementary observation guides and FAQs, it serves as a reference for amateur and professional astronomers tracking these brief but scientifically valuable phenomena.
• Cytospamming u irl [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A cheerful, under-construction personal homepage on Neocities with a playful 'cytospam' theme, welcoming visitors with a casual tone and mobile-friendly page options. The site is actively being built and updated, offering a classic handcrafted old-web feel with image-heavy layout and a warm, informal personality.
• Julie Squeaks! [movies-tv — 2026-07-07]
  Julie Squeaks is Juliane's personal blog and digital space where she shares thoughts on movies, music, and life as a 20-year-old social sciences student. Standout features include a growing CD collection log, a photo gallery, and a charming retro desktop-style interface complete with a file explorer and webrings.
• Wagi's Nook [music-scenes — 2026-07-07]
  Wagi's Nook is a cozy personal corner of the web where the creator shares their interests, blog entries, and an impressive concert schedule featuring bands like Sleep Token, Spiritbox, Mudvayne, and Between The Buried And Me. The site leans heavily into the alternative and metalcore music scene, with a dedicated concerts page tracking past and upcoming shows alongside personal updates and collections.
• Electrical, Electronic and Cybernetic Brand Name Index [encyclopedias — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive alphabetical index of thousands of electrical, electronic, and cybernetic brand names and trade marks, maintained by the Wolfbane Cybernetic site as a reference for identifying companies and products. The sheer scope of entries, spanning consumer electronics, broadcast technology, software, and industrial equipment, makes it a remarkable one-stop lookup tool for anyone researching obscure or historical tech brands.
• // keitorin CAT [subcultures — 2026-07-07]
  Keitorin's personal site blends elegant gothic lolita fashion with a lifestyle blog, gif collections, pixel art, and quizzes. The 'LACE MONSTER' tagline and EGL section make this a charming old-web haven for j-fashion and lolita culture enthusiasts.
• fanfreak.net [science-fiction-and-fantasy — 2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Universe itself, inviting fans from around the world to add their names to a growing list of over 100 members who share a love of the cosmos. Part of the TheFanlistings.org network, this simple but charming site celebrates one of the grandest subjects imaginable.
• Minty's Place! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Minty's Place is a personal Neocities site built by a creator who goes by Minty, featuring a gallery and a variety of adult-natured topics discussed in an LGBTQIA+-friendly environment. The site is desktop-optimized with JavaScript-enhanced features and includes a site map with clearly labeled mobile compatibility notes for each page.
• No Moods, Ads or Cutesy Fucking Icons [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The blog of science fiction author Peter Watts, featuring excerpts and updates from his fiction, commentary on biotech and science, and personal reflections with a characteristically bleak wit. Posts range from in-progress novel snippets to musings on real-world science, making it a fascinating destination for fans of hard SF and speculative fiction.
• Sam Loyd's Cyclopedia of Puzzles [mathematics — 2026-07-07]
  Ed Pegg Jr's digitized archive of Sam Loyd's 1914 'Cyclopedia of 5000 Puzzles, Tricks, and Conundrums' presents the classic puzzle book as a complete set of scanned page images freely available for download. This rare public-domain release preserves one of the most celebrated puzzle collections in mathematical history, making it an invaluable resource for recreational mathematics enthusiasts.
• Online Searchable Death Indexes, Records and Obituaries [genealogy-and-family-history — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Joe Beine, DeathIndexes.com is a comprehensive directory of links to online death records, obituaries, cemetery burials, wills, probate records, and death certificate indexes organized by U.S. state and county. An essential genealogy research tool, it also covers the Social Security Death Index and major city records for places like New York City, Chicago, and Detroit.
• Software development et al - Stavros' Stuff [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Stavros is a freelance Python developer from Greece who shares tutorials, side projects, and technical musings ranging from networking essentials to DIY hardware builds like a pocket voice recorder and a small LED panel. The site blends practical how-to guides with hands-on maker projects, offering a genuine look into a working developer's tinkering and learning over the years.
• ~nick is trying to keep up with all the cool stuff happening at Tilde.town [linux-unix — 2026-07-07]
  Nick's personal page on tilde.town documents his adventures learning Linux, HTML, CSS, SSH tunnels, and command-line tools as part of the tilde.town shared-server community. A charming snapshot of the tilde movement era, it includes live widgets showing online users, random links to fellow tilde.town residents, and reflections on community life in IRC and shared Unix spaces.