Neal.fun is the home page for Neal Agarwal's collection of small web projects, which the page bills with the tagline "games and stuff by Neal." It is a grid of tiles, and each tile opens a self-contained toy, game or visualization. When we checked, the grid included Infinite Craft, The Password Game, Spend Bill Gates' Money, The Deep Sea, Size of Life, Internet Roadtrip and plenty more.
There is no theme beyond curiosity. One tile might be a scale comparison, the next an absurd moral dilemma, the next a simulator for something you probably should not be allowed to do. Most take a few minutes, and some, like Infinite Craft, can swallow an evening.
If you only bookmark one site from this directory, this is a strong candidate. It is the closest thing the modern odd web has to a flagship, and new projects keep appearing. Start with whichever tile name makes you tilt your head, then work your way down the page.
Tips for getting the most out of it
- Scroll the whole grid before picking; the best tile is rarely the first one.
- Most projects work on a phone, so it is a good waiting-room site.
- Some tiles have sound, so check your volume first.
Questions about Neal.fun
What is Neal.fun?
Neal.fun is a collection of games, visualizations and interactive toys by Neal Agarwal. The home page is a grid of tiles, each linking to a separate project, from The Password Game to Infinite Craft to a scrolling tour of the deep sea. You can find it at neal.fun, and odd-sites.com lists it as a long rabbit-hole visit.
Who made Neal.fun?
The projects are by Neal Agarwal, whose name is on the site. Each tile opens its own small project, and the collection grows over time as he adds new ones. We check the link daily, so you can see whether it is still alive.
Sites like Neal.fun
Adventures With Anxiety!
An interactive story about living with anxiety.
- 5 minutes
- Works on phones
- Alive · checked 16 days ago
Dark Patterns
A guided tour of the tricks websites use to manipulate you.
- 5 minutes
- Works on phones
- Alive
Your World of Text
An infinite shared text canvas anyone can write on.
- Rabbit hole
- Works on phones
- Unmoderated user content
- Alive · checked 16 days ago
Explorable Explanations
A hub for interactive essays that you learn by playing.
- Rabbit hole
- Works on phones
- Alive · checked 16 days ago
NASA's Eyes
Fly through the solar system, Earth and spacecraft in 3D.
- Rabbit hole
- Works on phones
- Alive · checked 16 days ago
A Neural Network Playground
Train a neural network in your browser and watch it learn.
- Rabbit hole
- Works on phones
- Alive · checked 16 days ago