Fun & Interesting Sites

Pianoverse lets friends make music together on a virtual 88-key piano with MIDI support and velocity sensitivity.

Toms Toybox collects web games, tools and experiments in one online collection.

LMDDGTFY creates shareable DuckDuckGo searches with options to shorten a link or preview the search.

Checkbox Olympics offers a set of checkbox games with separate scores and a combined total.

Thisissand lets users create and share sandscape images by pouring virtual sand on a screen.

The SWF Rodeo viewer provides a browser page for opening and viewing SWF files.

BoredHumans offers free AI entertainment tools for generating stories and songs and chatting with celebrity characters.

Generativeplanets lets visitors build a planet in an interactive web experience.

CSS Puns offers Titanic-themed CSS joke designs on shirts and mugs for people who enjoy web development humor.

LMSPTFY creates shareable Startpage searches with options to shorten a link or preview the search.

corru.observer presents a browser-based experience with music, sound effects and controls for navigating its scene.

Topsters creates ranking charts for music, movies, games and other subjects.

UpJoke collects jokes on a wide range of topics from sources including Reddit and Twitter.

PostSecret Voicemail lets people tell a secret and listen to one shared by someone else.

WebRelic collects forgotten websites from the early internet, including personal blogs and fan pages.

Windy provides weather maps and forecasts for wind, waves and radar conditions for people planning outdoor activities.

Windows XP Error Worm lets users change a window and erase a worm on a simulated desktop.

Tellonym lets people receive anonymous and honest feedback from others they know.

Emotiguy runs in a browser and lets users pose, recolor, paint and render a 3D character across devices.

What Beats Rock turns rock-paper-scissors into a game with an expanding sequence of possible choices.

ambient.garden creates an algorithmic audio landscape that users can navigate and control with speed and autopilot settings.

The Sakugabooru archive focuses on sakuga, with a collection of animation videos and images.

Type words into typedrummer to turn their letters into ASCII drum beats.

Soundscape visualizes music and lets users build their own beats with an interactive music tool.