Someone made a version of Wikipedia that you can doomscroll

Xikipedia is a demonstration of a pseudo social media feed that shows you Simple Wikipedia content based on your engagement. It uses a basic non-ML algorithm that runs locally and does not collect or share any data. The content is sourced from random Wikipedia articles, so NSFW content may appear.

Metal Music, Explained as a Giant Map

A clickable map tracing metal’s evolution into countless subgenres. Surprisingly deep. Share your thoughts

Wikipedia, But Only for the Future

How Accurate Do You Think This Future Timeline Is?

When AI Thinks Too Hard

An infinite loop of thoughts, questions, and disagreements. There’s no conclusion. An AI endlessly simulating dialogue between famous thinkers. Just listening feels illegal.

An EU-Funded Website Dedicated Entirely to Potatoes

Someone looked at the internet and thought 'needs more potatoes.' So they registered potato.ie, loaded it with a year's worth of recipes, and somehow made it genuinely useful.

This AI Turns Your Photos Into Stranger Things Posters

Upload an image, AI identifies it, boom — instant retro poster. Stranger Lighting. Stranger Dogs. Stranger Whatever You Want.

Enter the Dream: Where Every Zoom Reveals Another Reality

14 artists. One seamless loop. Infinite zoom.Surreal landscapes morph endlessly into each other. It's like falling through a painting that has no bottom.

The First Presidential Campaign Website Went Live in 1996 and It's Still Online

During the 1996 presidential debate, 73-year-old Bob Dole announced his campaign website on live TV—forgetting to say "dot." You can hear Bill Clinton chuckle. The site crashed from 2 million hits. Launched in August 1996, it was one of the first presidential campaign sites ever

Can penguin reach the mountains ?

A Website That Tracks Plane Crashes Like a Living Archive

This is a massive, no-frills archive of aviation disasters—from early flight history to modern incidents. It’s the kind of site that reminds you the internet isn’t just memes… sometimes it’s a giant digital history book. One click turns into an hour-long rabbit hole you didn’t ex

World's First Website is still online

This is the original URL of the world's first website, created by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN in December 1990. This historic site launched the digital revolution and CERN made it freely available to everyone in 1993, allowing the web to flourish into what we use today.

How ripe you like your bananas

This site lets you judge bananas based purely on personal preference. One banana at a time. Click your ripeness preference and instantly feel validated—or judged—by the void.

An Infinite Wall You’re Meant to Destroy

Click, punch, and break through endless digital walls. No goal. No score. Just pure, oddly satisfying destruction in your browser. Stress relief, but make it internet.

Scream into the void !

Type whatever you want, hit submit, and hear a scream as your message vanishes forever. No likes. No replies. No record. Just you, a sound of release, and the void swallowing your thoughts. Weirdly satisfying.

Wanna Look like Hacker from the movies

This website lets you live out your Mr. Robot fantasy without actually knowing what HTML means. Just smash your keyboard and watch green code rain down like you're breaking into the CIA. Hit Alt 3 times for the ultimate "ACCESS GRANTED" moment.

What if you can give Earth a review ?

Someone turned Planet Earth into a product review page and the internet did not hold back. Ever wanted to rate sneezing? Or leave feedback on the concept of fingernails? This bizarre site lets you review every random aspect of Earth.

Just Found Some bouncing cats on the internet

Just cats bouncing. That's the whole website. Also you can make cats rain for some reason.

Fly through the walls of your favorite video games and see what the developers hid from you.

This site loads the actual level maps from games like Mario Kart, Dark Souls, and Zelda right in your browser. You can detach the camera and fly anywhere—under the floor, behind the skybox, and into the "void" to see how the magic is made.

Infinite Craft - Combine everything into anything (and lose 3 hours of your life)

What's the weirdest thing you've managed to create? Drop your most absurd combinations in the comments. Bonus points if you can figure out how to make "existential dread flavored ice cream."

Do you like Cats?

Check out this cool website . Every refresh gives you a random cat GIF perfectly (or hilariously) synced with a random song you've never heard.

The dumbest game you'll play for 20 minutes straight

Move your cursor around a blank screen while a disembodied voice screams "COW" at you. The closer you get to the invisible cow, the louder it yells. The further away, the quieter it whispers. That's literally the entire game. ⚠️ TURN YOUR VOLUME DOWN FIRST

OpenCola is real — and it’s open-source soda 🥤

In 1999, a group of developers decided to take on Coca-Cola… by open-sourcing a soda recipe. OpenCola wasn’t a joke, parody, or marketing stunt — it was released under an open license so anyone could make, remix, or sell it. No patents.No secret formula.Just “here’s the recipe

Found a "useless web" classic that actually holds up

The entire point of the site is to find a photo that points at your mouse cursor. That’s it. It serves no purpose, but the accuracy is actually really satisfying.

Every photo on this website is fake.

Refresh the page. You’ll see a high-quality photo of a person. Refresh it again. Another person. The catch? None of these people are real. They are all instantly generated by AI.

Experience the chaos of a Windows PC from the 90s right in your browser.

It’s a fully functional web-based OS parody. You can play old games, open 'Hydra.exe' (don't), and experience the glitch art aesthetic. It’s a total fever dream.