Fun & Interesting Sites

Git City turns a GitHub profile into an interactive city scene built from 3D pixel art.

Taranify uses a mood quiz to recommend movies, shows, music, books, and food.

Toms Toys offers daily puzzles and games for visitors to play on its website.

Nicky Case publishes playful web projects and interactive experiences, including Adventures with Anxiety.

InspiroBot generates original quote images that users can browse and print on merchandise.

ColorNames invites users to propose descriptive names for colors in the RGB and web color space.

Use OpenTierBoy to create, rank and share tier lists with its free, open-source tool.

geneticars visualizes neuroevolution as cars learn to travel through a generated world across generations.

Babel Image Archives is a digital archive that programmatically generates 416 by 640 images from 4096 colors, with image search, Universal Slideshow, location-number lookup, bookmark URLs, downloads, and a Coloroscopy color viewer.

Websites From Hell displays user-submitted examples of websites described as ugly or poorly designed.

QuarterMaester maps Westeros and other known lands from Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, with spoiler controls.

Spurious Correlations shows charts of real data with unusual correlations and highlights that correlation does not establish causation.

The Fish Doorbell lets visitors alert a sluice operator when they see fish so the gate can open for passage.

Typatone turns typed letters into musical notes, letting users compose music while writing.

CozyTalk offers text-first threads, rooms and tags, with public discovery and thread pages.

Hacker Typer simulates a movie-style hacking screen for pranks, with keyboard shortcuts for on-screen effects.

GeekTyper simulates movie-style coding effects when users type, as a practical joke.

Opentierboy creates custom tier lists, offers pre-made templates and lets users share their rankings.

Patatap describes itself as a portable animation and sound kit. Touching with a finger creates melodies charged with moving shapes. It was made with Two.js, a two-dimensional drawing API for the web, and the site warns that it contains flashing images.

First Versions documents early versions of products and media across categories including cars, electronics, films and games.

The Cube Rule classifies foods by the location of their structural starch, with examples and an explanation of the system.

Monkey connects users with strangers through random live video and text chats.

The Holotypic Occlupanid Research Group presents ongoing research on classifying occlupanids.

DJ Phonetic turns historical speech recordings into beats using phonetic segments and transcripts.