Infinite Craft
An endless crafting game that starts with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.
- Rabbit hole
- Works on phones
- Alive
110 sites · every link checked daily
Learn something while pretending you aren’t. 110 hand-picked sites for a brainy mood, every link checked daily. Use the button to pick one at random from this mood, or filter by how much time you have.
An endless crafting game that starts with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.
Scroll down through the ocean and meet what lives at every depth.
A website that contains every possible page of text.
AI invents a word, a definition and an example sentence.
Every refresh shows a human face that never existed.
Drop a nuclear weapon on a map and see the effects.
Pick the real person from a pair of faces, one of them AI-made.
A hub for tracking mysterious number stations on shortwave radio.
An idle game about making paperclips that goes somewhere dark.
A tour of odd news, inventions and strange history.
Live counters for days since the last earthquake, eruption and more.
Zoom from quarks to the edge of the observable universe.
An interactive story about living with anxiety.
Absurd hypothetical questions, answered with real science.
Browse archived pages inside emulated period browsers.
A million pixels sold at a dollar each, preserved in all its glory.
AI writes and illustrates a holiday rental that isn't real.
A gorgeous live globe of the world's winds, weather and ocean currents.
Dig a hole and see where you would come out the other side.
A review site for Earth itself, to help improve the simulation.
Animated bubble charts that bust myths about the world.
A playable explainer on why we trust each other, with game theory.
Drag countries around the map to see their real size.
An idler's miscellany of odd facts, puzzles and curiosities.
The encyclopedia of internet memes and their origins.
See how bright the night sky is where you live.
Watch lightning strike around the world in near real time.
Wikipedia's own list of its strangest entries.
Train a neural network in your browser and watch it learn.
A guided tour of the tricks websites use to manipulate you.
A gallery of creative coding, AI and music experiments.
Chart how often any word appears in millions of books.
A museum of about 60 internet milestones, from 1977 to 2007.
Zoom through the entire tree of life, from bacteria to blue whales.
Charts on how the world is changing, with the data behind them.
Blow $100 billion on everything from Big Macs to an NBA team.
Swirl glowing fluid around with your cursor.
A hub for interactive essays that you learn by playing.
A huge preservation project saving Flash games and animations.
Help frogs reach their lily pads using CSS.
A comic-style interactive guide to spaced repetition.
Fly through the solar system, Earth and spacecraft in 3D.
A playable post on how small biases build segregated societies.
Free physics, chemistry and math simulations you can poke at.
The periodic table, made interactive and genuinely nice to use.
Doodle quickly while an AI tries to guess what you're drawing.
A musical time machine: pick a country and a decade, then listen.
A simulation of the old ARPANET you play from a terminal.
A playable guide to how ideas and behaviour spread through crowds.
See exactly where the International Space Station is right now.
Long, gorgeous interactive essays on how things work.
Tens of thousands of beautifully scanned old maps.
A scatter map of thousands of music genres, with samples.
Neal Agarwal's playground of games, visualizations and weird stuff.
Michael Bach's classic collection of optical illusions.
True random numbers from atmospheric noise.
Invented words for feelings you didn't know had names.
Type a URL and travel to how it looked years ago.
Animated wind, wave and storm maps with a huge layer menu.
Real-time counters for population, births, deaths and more.
Design an asteroid and fire it at any spot on Earth.
Long-form true stories that are obscure, odd and gripping.
Interactive explanations of ideas like Markov chains and eigenvectors.
David McCandless's gorgeous data visualisations.
Judge self-driving car dilemmas and compare with the world.
A free planetarium that runs in your browser.
Visual essays that explain culture with data.
Race from one Wikipedia page to another using only links.
An interactive guide to voting systems and why they matter.
Learn how music works by making it in your browser.
Playful experiments that make music easy to explore.
An interactive timeline of all of history, powered by Wikipedia.
Real-time counts of emails sent, tweets posted and sites online.
A world map of train tracks, signals and rail infrastructure.
Crosswords where the clues are regular expressions.
Strange and wonderful out-of-copyright art, books and ephemera.
A hands-on guide to synthesizers that actually sounds good.
A catalogue of deliberately bizarre programming languages.
Museums, art and cultural treasures you can zoom into.
A guide to uniquely odd tourist attractions across America.
A years-long, alphabetical blog judging the world's sandwiches.
Ride a virtual elevator through the atmosphere and into space.
The original Flash-era zoom through everything, rebuilt for HTML5.
A live map of every notable earthquake on Earth.
Learn Vim keystrokes by playing an adventure game.
Type a year and see which historical figures overlapped.
Randall Munroe's webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language.
A new space photo every day, with an expert's explanation.
One HTML page, hundreds of wildly different designs.
Water your carrots with CSS grid code.
Jason Scott's archive of text files from the BBS era.
Train an AI to recognise your face, sounds or poses.
Type some numbers and find the sequence they belong to.
Explore the universe through a virtual telescope in your browser.