Directory

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

Total: 17092 sites. Page 69 of 69.

• LingoJam — Fancy Text [toys — 2026-01-15]
  Fancy text generator.
• Unicode — Compart [standards — 2026-01-15]
  Unicode character database.
• Aisthesis Lab — Artists [directories — 2026-01-15]
  Artists index / roster.
• hooooooooo.com [toys — 2026-01-11]
  The other half of the endless redirect loop (that's the whole joke).
• ASCII Art Archive [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A large collection of copy-paste ASCII art.
• OoCities [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A browsable mirror of archived GeoCities pages.
• heeeeeeeey.com [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Minimalist loop-toy that bounces you to its "hooooooo" counterpart.
• 1MB Club [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A directory of websites that keep their homepage under 1MB.
• The Million Dollar Homepage [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A legendary 2005 internet project that sold one million pixels of advertising space for one dollar each.
• Patatap [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Press keys/tap to trigger sound + animation like an audiovisual instrument (flashing warning).
• Rastko [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  A digital library focused on cultural and historical works.
• nikkki.net [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  Portfolio of infinite zoom and generative artworks.
• Restorativland [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A preservation project rescuing lost and abandoned websites.
• tilde.town [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  A shared Unix server for learning, writing, and publishing.
• The Webcomic List [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A long-running directory of webcomics and creators.
• Scream Into the Void [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Write something and let it disappear.
• ARNGREN.net [weird — 2026-01-11]
  Infamously chaotic Norwegian product catalog website, often cited as a pure example of early web design excess.
• Future of the Internet [essays — 2026-01-11]
  Projects and reflections on the future of the open web.
• Webcomic Ring [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A webring dedicated to independent webcomics.
• Pointer Pointer [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Finds a photo of someone pointing at your cursor.
• The Wild Wild Web [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A human-curated directory of non-commercial websites worth your attention.
• GifCities [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A search engine for animated GIFs rescued from GeoCities.
• Zoomquilt 2 [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A collaborative sequel to the infinite zoom concept.
• FOLDOC [standards — 2026-01-11]
  An old-school dictionary of computing and technical terminology.
• Hotline Webring [web-design — 2026-01-11]
  Hotline Webring is a modern revival of the classic 1990s webring concept, connecting independent personal websites so visitors can discover new and lesser-known corners of the web. It offers an easy join process and maintains a growing directory of member sites spanning Neocities pages, blogs, and personal homepages.
• milk.com [weird — 2026-01-11]
  An eccentric personal portal that embodies early web weirdness.
• BEES BEES BEES BEES [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A proudly useless looping gag website (exactly what it sounds like).
• Windows 93 [merged — 2026-01-11]
  A browser based vaporwave inspired Windows parody OS
• Somnolescent Districts [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A curated archive and directory of interconnected Neocities sites organized into fictional "districts."
• GeoCities (Restorativland) [archives — 2026-01-11]
  Restored GeoCities neighborhoods recreated for exploration.
• Cameron's World [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A massive collage built from archived GeoCities fragments.
• indieblog.page [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Jump to a random post from a personal blog on the IndieWeb.
• ReadingRoo.ms [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  Curated public-domain and experimental publishing.
• Somnolescent [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A fictional universe built across interconnected personal websites.
• Curlie (Portuguese) [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A human-edited web directory, successor to DMOZ, presented here in its Portuguese-language version.
• Random Blog [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A big button that drops you onto a randomly selected blog.
• info.cern.ch [archives — 2026-01-11]
  The restored first website ever published on the World Wide Web.
• Rafaël Rozendaal — sitelist [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A giant index of web-based artworks (a portal to dozens of strange sites).
• Neocities [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  Static site hosting inspired by the spirit of GeoCities.
• The Useless Web [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A button that sends you to random pointless websites.
• gorenight.com [nsfw — 2026-01-11]
  Horror and gore content; enter at your own risk.
• shaddy.dev [weird — 2026-01-11]
  An indie developer's personal website with experimental flair.
• Creative Commons [standards — 2026-01-11]
  Free licenses that let creators share work with clear usage rights.
• Wayward Web [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A hub for discovering indie and personal websites.
• 32-Bit Cafe [web-design — 2026-01-11]
  32-Bit Cafe is a community hub for personal web enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals dedicated to reviving the indie web and encouraging self-expression outside of corporate social media. Members get access to tutorials on building personal websites, free services like email and a Git instance, community forums, and collaborative events like code jams.
• LINGsCARS Museum [archives — 2026-01-11]
  An archived "museum" version of the famously maximalist LINGsCARS website, preserved after a major redesign.
• Radio Garden [radio — 2026-01-11]
  An interactive globe that lets you explore and listen to live radio stations from around the world.
• Click the Red Button [toys — 2026-01-11]
  One click launches you into internet randomness.
• webri.ng [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A lightweight service that enables anyone to create and run a webring without maintaining their own infrastructure.
• Wilby [merged — 2026-01-11]
  Search engine which only finds Web 1.0 sites, useful for finding niche personal sites and filtering out the corporate web
• fallingfalling.com [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  Hypnotic net-art piece by Rafaël Rozendaal (2011).
• 16colo.rs - ANSI/ASCII art archive [retro-computing — 2026-01-11]
  Sixteen Colors is a comprehensive archive preserving ANSI and ASCII artpacks released through the BBS underground art scene from the early 1990s to the present day. Visitors can browse by artist, group, year, or file type, exploring thousands of pieces from a vibrant era of text-mode digital art.
• SHOULDSEETHIS [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A curated collection of interesting and well-crafted websites.
• Cat Bounce [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Bounce cats around your screen with physics.
• PrePrints ReadingRoo.ms [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  A curated collection of Project Gutenberg preprints and experimental texts not included in the main catalog.
• awaymessage.lol [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A nostalgic tribute to instant messenger away messages.
• Museum of Lost Sounds [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A different "endangered sounds" museum experience built around audio nostalgia.
• Marginalia Search [search — 2026-01-11]
  An indie search engine prioritizing non-commercial websites.
• Optical Toys [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Interactive optical illusions and visual toys.
• Experiments with Google [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A gallery of creative browser-based experiments.
• ooh.directory [directories — 2026-01-11]
  A blog directory with categories, search, and random browsing.
• Eric S. Raymond [essays — 2026-01-11]
  Essays and writings on open source and hacker culture.
• LHOHQ [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A notorious internet mystery and rabbit hole.
• The Online Books Page [reference — 2026-01-11]
  The Online Books Page, edited by John Mark Ockerbloom and hosted by the University of Pennsylvania, catalogs over 3 million free books available on the web, searchable by author, title, subject, and serial. Notable features include a Celebration of Women Writers, a Read Banned Books section, and prize winners available online, making it an essential reference for anyone seeking freely accessible literature.
• Neal.fun [toys — 2026-01-11]
  A collection of playful, interactive web experiments and mini-projects exploring ideas, data, and curiosity.
• Internet Archive — Web/Audio/Video/Software/Books/… archive [archives — 2026-01-11]
  (sem descrição no XBEL)
• The Jargon File [standards — 2026-01-11]
  A historic glossary of hacker slang and tech folklore.
• The Forest [web-design — 2026-01-11]
  The Forest is a minimalist web discovery tool built by Manu and Carl that sends visitors to random personal websites with a single button, evoking the serendipitous browsing experience of the early internet. Users can also submit their own site to grow the collection, making it a living, crowd-sourced directory of the open web.
• Cloudhiker [directories — 2026-01-11]
  Curated random-site exploration designed to bring back classic web discovery.
• OMFGDOGS [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Endless rainbow dogs running forever.
• Zoomquilt [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  An infinite zoom artwork that loops forever.
• Nekoweb [hosting — 2026-01-11]
  A community-driven platform for retro-style personal sites.
• Web Design Museum [merged — 2026-01-11]
  "Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of websites that chronicle forgotten trends in web design from its beginnings in the 1990s to the mid-00s."
• Blades Place [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A classic personal homepage packed with links and sections.
• Museum of Endangered Sounds [archives — 2026-01-11]
  Click through the iconic sounds of old tech (modems, VHS, etc.).
• Nyan Cat [toys — 2026-01-11]
  The official infinite Nyan Cat experience.
• Internet Sacred Text Archive [libraries — 2026-01-11]
  Public domain religious and mythological texts.
• Yesterweb (Community) [directories — 2026-01-11]
  An archived web-revival hub (webring/zine/Gemini and more).
• Webring Studio [webrings — 2026-01-11]
  A modern platform for creating, managing, and discovering webrings for independent websites.
• tholman.com [net-art — 2026-01-11]
  A collection of playful creative coding experiments.
• Marginalia Search (GitHub) [tools — 2026-01-11]
  Open-source codebase for Marginalia, a search engine focused on text-oriented, non-commercial, and "small web" websites.
• Eel Slap [toys — 2026-01-11]
  Slap a man with an eel using your mouse.
• Textfiles.com [archives — 2026-01-11]
  A classic archive of BBS-era text files and early internet culture.
• yellow5.com [weird — 2026-01-11]
  A minimalist and surreal personal website from the early web era.
• Site Gallery: "Rafaël Rozendaal — Websites" [directories — 2026-01-11]
  Curated entry point into a set of his online works.
• Documenting Reality [nsfw — 2026-01-11]
  Graphic real-world content; viewer discretion advised.
• RFC Editor [standards — 2026-01-11]
  The official archive of internet standards and technical documents.
• Blog of the .Day [web-design — 2026-01-11]
  Explore the (indie) web, one blog at a time.: Blog of the.Day is a daily discovery engine that spotlights one independent or personal blog each day, chosen at random from a curated list of indie web creators. Maintained by Joe Crawford and built on GitHub, it champions the idea of personal web ownership and offers an RSS feed to help readers follow along with the daily picks.
• Poolsuite [radio — 2026-01-11]
  A retro-styled online radio experience streaming summer-themed music and visuals 24/7 (formerly Poolside FM).
• zombo.com [merged — 2026-01-11]
  zombo.com
• Search My Site [search — 2026-01-11]
  A search engine for personal websites and digital gardens.
• Webring.gg [web-rings — 2026-01-11]
  Plataforma moderna para criar/participar de webrings (anéis de sites) e navegar entre sites relacionados.