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WEIRDNET
HUMAN WEB OBSERVATORY

A hand-made map of the small, weird, personal web.
36,000+ links, picked one at a time by a person with a mouse.

[ Link Dump | Directory | Search | Manifesto | Info ]

catalog: 37,327 links · build: 2026-09-23 07:02:25 UTC · mode: human-curated · algorithms: 0 · status: under construction forever
Welcome

CONTENTS
About weirdnet
Notices
Featured site
Latest drops
Updates
Random portal

THE NETWORK
Enter the link dump
Enter the directory
Search the dump
System stats
Manifesto
Collection info
Start your own site
The Abbess is Dead (.txt)
Notices archive

OTHER SECTORS
Crazy letters
old correspondences and odd transmissions.
Letters of Hart
texts by Michael S. Hart and company.
Weird recipes
historical dishes and suspicious delights.
Random trips before 2008
travel snapshots from another internet age.
Uncurated links under construction
links extracted from start.me and saved for future sorting, not reviewed yet.
email me
links counted so far:
037327

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[ WHAT IS WEIRDNET? ]

weirdnet is a HUMAN-EDITED map of the weird / small web — places you don't find through algorithmic feeds.

NO DASHBOARDS. NO GROWTH HACKS.

We try to preserve the memory of the old internet and the people who helped build it — the dreamers, the tinkerers, the ones who put books and art and weird ideas online before “content” was a business. This place is a small tribute to that spirit: human-curated, stubbornly low-tech, and here for whoever still cares.


NOTICES

LATEST BROADCAST FROM WEIRDNET HQ

2026-07-30
Quick word from the back room. We've been building a search engine for the
indieweb, the kind that goes looking for the good weird corners on its own
instead of waiting for one of us to file them by hand. It's early days and we
won't oversell it, but we're grinning about this one more than we probably
should.

No screenshots today, no launch date, no big reveal. Just know there's real
news coming over the next few months, and it'll be properly independent.
Indie-pendent, if you'll let us.

While you wait, come poke at our awesome-indieweb list on GitHub. Star it if
it's any use to you, and if you know a site or a feed or a tool that belongs
there, send it over. That list only gets better when people who actually care
throw things at it.

https://github.com/runawaydevil/awesome-indieweb

weird-team

See all notices →


TODAY'S HAND-PICKED PORTAL

TEOMODO

Teomodo is a creative personal site featuring a webcomic alongside original art, writing, and character playlists, described by its creator as an 'online refrigerator' for pinning up crayon drawings and macaroni art. The mix of illustration, comics, and music content gives the site a charming handmade personality with multiple creative outlets to explore.

tags: blog directory fan-site organization personal-page portfolio resource webring


LATEST DROPS

FRESH ENTRIES FROM THE LINK DUMP

More in the link dump →


NEW HERE? BUILD YOUR OWN CORNER

weirdnet is a map of the small web. If it makes you want your own place on it, we wrote you a friendly starting point: what the indieweb is, how to get a domain and publish somewhere you control, and a short trail of hand-picked tools and communities.

No signup, no framework worship, no rush. Just the door.

Start an indieweb site →


UPDATES

LIVE FEEDS, RECENT SIGNALS, STRANGE MOVEMENTS

Saturno, the Weirdnet cat Saturno is watching the live signal.


RANDOM PORTAL

DESTINATION UNKNOWN — 37,327 PORTALS INDEXED

no algorithm, pure chaos. press the button and go somewhere strange.

HEADS UP: some of these sites are dead, half-dead, abandoned, or haunted. Everything here was picked by hand, by a human, with a mouse — no crawler, no algorithm, no quality assurance department. If a link rots, that's just the web breathing. We are not even slightly sorry.

Made by Pablo Murad, since 1987 — no rights reserved.

Technology should feel alive, humane, and a little strange.


88x31 buttons, the calling cards of the old web — real GIFs from the dabamos / textfiles archives.

Last updated: 2026-09-23 07:02:25 UTC

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