32-Bit Cafe[Small web, January 31, 2026] Comunidade de pessoas que curtem sites pessoais, com tutoriais, eventos e recursos.
32-Bit Cafe[Web design, January 11, 2026] 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.
Agora Road's Macintosh Cafe[Forums, March 22, 2026] A Y2K/vaporwave forum focused on community, old internet culture, music, online culture, and general discussion.
quxnet[Small web, October 10, 2026] A small, independently run community for adults who miss the old web. It keeps to old internet manners: boards, personal pages, galleries, and chat, with around 560 members and not an ad or algorithmic feed anywhere. Registration is open, nothing is handed off to third-party trackers, and it stays a hobby project, a place for people to talk and show what they are making. Submitted by someone who helps run it.
Sunday Sites[Small web, January 31, 2026] Encontros para escrever HTML e socializar, geralmente um domingo por mês, com desafios guiados.
The Board[Forums, July 22, 2026] A web 1.0 inspired link-aggregator and microblog — communities, threaded comments, up and down votes, reactions. Readable without an account, no third-party scripts, built and run by one person. Submitted by its maker; the-board.rf.gd redirects here.
The HTML Hobbyist[Small web, January 31, 2026] Conteúdo HTML-first para criar sites simples, artesanais e hand-coded.
HEADS UP: some of these sites are dead, half-dead, abandoned, or
haunted. Everything here was picked by hand, by a human, with a mouse — no
crawler, no algorithm, no quality assurance department. If a link rots,
that's just the web breathing. We are not even slightly sorry.