2026-02-01 A:EDLIN.COM Edlinfan's homepage is a lovingly crafted tribute to DOS-era computing, styled as a command-line interface complete with ASCII art and drive prompt aesthetics. Named after the classic DOS line editor EDLIN, the site includes a blog, archive, webcam, and weather sections all presented in retro terminal fashion.
2026-02-01 Petit tube Petit Tube surfaces obscure YouTube videos with zero or very few views, giving visitors a peek at the overlooked corners of the internet's vast video archive. It's a minimalist discovery tool for those curious about what gets uploaded but almost never watched.
2026-02-01 noclip.website noclip.website – ultra cool site to view 3D video game worlds right in your browser!
2026-02-01 Joey Hess Joey Hess is a veteran free software developer whose personal site spans over two decades of technical work, offgrid living, and open source contributions including tools like git-annex and Debian packaging. Visitors will find blog posts on topics ranging from DIY solar fence designs and offgrid electric cars to WebAssembly and Wayland, reflecting a unique blend of hacker culture and self-sufficient rural life.
2026-02-01 QZAP - Queer Zine Archive The Queer Zine Archive Project (QZAP) is a preservation effort launched in 2003 to digitize and catalog queer zines, making them freely accessible to researchers, historians, and fans of DIY publishing. Visitors can browse an extensive alphabetical collection, search by keyword, year, or place, and discover underground queer publications spanning decades.
2026-02-01 1MB Club A collection of web pages weighing in less than 1MB: The 1MB Club is a curated directory celebrating performance-focused websites that load in under one megabyte, championing the philosophy of lean, fast web design. Visitors can browse hundreds of member sites sorted by file size, submit their own lightweight pages, and read about the project's commitment to a more efficient web.
2026-02-01 SDF Public Access UNIX System - Free Shell Account and Shell Access SDF Public Access UNIX System, established in 1987, offers free shell accounts and a thriving community platform built around UNIX, the Fediverse, and vintage computing systems. Members gain access to shell environments, IRC, Gopher, Git, Mastodon, Minecraft, and an array of retro and modern services in one of the longest-running public access UNIX communities on the internet.
2026-02-01 ALTEXXANET - Your 90s Internet Experience ALTEXXANET recreates the 1990s internet experience by offering free public access to classic internet services including Usenet, IRC, Gopher, FTP, and a Hotline BBS. Visitors can download old text files, freeware, and shareware software, making it a nostalgic playground for anyone who remembers the pre-web internet era.
2026-02-01 Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music is a legendary interactive encyclopedia mapping the entire history and genealogy of electronic music genres, from early synthesizer experiments to modern dance music. Visitors can explore hundreds of subgenres, listen to audio samples, and follow the branching evolutionary tree that connects techno, house, drum and bass, ambient, and dozens of other styles.
2026-02-01 Winamp Skin Museum Winamp Skin Museum – an interactive archive of 65,000 80,000 old Winamp skins
2026-02-01 SCUM Games SCUM Games is the home of crunklord420's indie game development efforts, specializing in games built for the eccentric TempleOS 64-bit operating system. The site catalogs a growing library of releases spanning 2020 to 2025, including titles like ChudBound, CyberChud, and the BlazeItFgt series.
2026-02-01 The 250kb Club The 250KB Club is a curated directory of websites that keep their total compressed page size under 256KB, championing performance, accessibility, and a leaner web. Created by Norman Köhring, it lists hundreds of qualifying sites alongside their total weight and content ratio, making it a fascinating showcase of what the web can be when bloat is stripped away.
2026-02-01 512KB Club | A showcase of lightweight websites. The 512KB Club is a curated directory of websites that load in under 512 kilobytes of uncompressed resources, championing a faster and leaner web against bloated modern design. Created by Kev Quirk, it organizes qualifying sites into three tiers based on size (Green, Orange, and Blue teams) and advocates for performance-focused web development practices.
2026-02-01 Pixel Joint - The Internet Pixel Art Gallery Pixel Joint is a long-running online gallery and community dedicated entirely to pixel art, hosting hundreds of thousands of pieces alongside challenges, showcases, and a Hall of Fame. With over 5 million ratings, active weekly contests, and a vibrant forum, it stands as one of the premier destinations for pixel artists of all skill levels to share work and compete.
2026-01-30 GifCities GifCities – GeoCities gif search engine (powered by the invaluable Internet Archive )
2026-01-30 Virtual x86 Emulate operating systems via your browser, including MS-DOS and Windows 98
2026-01-30 JSPaint Original MS Paint for your browser
2026-01-30 dimden's hotel Dimden is a Ukrainian JavaScript developer whose personal site doubles as a blog showcasing projects like a Tetris clone built in Twitter, a chip8 emulator, and custom Discord bots. Heavy on personality and neocities-era aesthetics, the site features a live rain effect, cursor chat, a Hotline Miami webring, and a growing list of patron supporters.
2026-01-30 Daryl Sun's Journal · Welcome! Daryl Sun's personal journal is an online diary covering software, video games, and everyday writing, maintained by a self-described lady who plays with tech and games. The site is a hub of activity, participating in an impressive collection of webrings and hosting public notes, bookmarks, and projects alongside the main blog.
2026-01-30 brennan.day - Queer Métis Author & Web Developer · brennan.day Brennan Kenneth Brown is a Queer Métis author and web developer based in Calgary, Alberta, who writes personal essays exploring Indigenous identity, digital culture, feminism, and media criticism. The site is a thoughtful IndieWeb corner featuring long-form writing on topics ranging from local journalism to AI ethics, with a warm, community-minded aesthetic.
2026-01-11 Wilby Search engine which only finds Web 1.0 sites, useful for finding niche personal sites and filtering out the corporate web
2026-01-11 Webring.gg Plataforma moderna para criar/participar de webrings (anéis de sites) e navegar entre sites relacionados.
2026-01-11 Windows 93 A browser based vaporwave inspired Windows parody OS
2026-01-11 Hotline Webring 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.
2026-01-11 Webring Studio A modern platform for creating, managing, and discovering webrings for independent websites.
2026-01-11 webri.ng A lightweight service that enables anyone to create and run a webring without maintaining their own infrastructure.
2026-01-11 Webcomic Ring A webring dedicated to independent webcomics.
2026-01-11 16colo.rs - ANSI/ASCII art archive 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.
2026-01-11 Web Design Museum "Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of websites that chronicle forgotten trends in web design from its beginnings in the 1990s to the mid-00s."
2026-01-11 The Forest 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.
2026-01-11 Blog of the .Day 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.
2026-01-11 32-Bit Cafe 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.
