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  • Window Swap

    By Sonali Ranjit and Vaishnav Balasubramaniam

    Open a random window somewhere else on Earth.

    View through an old window overlooking a narrow village street lined with stone buildings and parked cars, with green countryside visible in the distance.

  • Radio Garden

    By Jonathan Puckey, Moniker + 1 more

    Drift between live radio stations across the planet.

    Radio Garden's globe centred on North America, dotted with green live-radio stations, with a Boston station playing in the lower-left controls.

  • Rainy Mood

    By Van Düke and Plain Theory, Inc.

    Continuous rain, distant thunder, and a quiet atmosphere.

    Rainy Mood’s interface showing a blurred green view through a rain-covered window, with a central play button and the words “Rainy Mood.”

  • A Soft Murmur

    By Gabriel Brady and Sleepy Rabbit LLC

    Mix rain, waves, wind, and distant ambience into your own atmosphere.

    A Soft Murmur interface showing ambient sound controls for rain, thunder, waves, wind, fire, birds, crickets, coffee shop, singing bowl, and white noise.

  • Purrli

    By Stéphane Pigeon

    A virtual cat whose purring fills the room with calm.

    A close-up photo of a cat resting with its eyes closed.

  • Pixel Thoughts

    By Marc Balaban

    Release a thought into space and watch it slowly drift away.

    Starry dark webpage with a glowing white star, the prompt “Put a stressful thought in the star,” and a text box asking “What’s bothering you?” above a Done button.

  • Infinite Flowers

    By Nikolaus Baumgarten

    An endless field of softly drifting procedural flowers.

    Colorful surreal landscape with lush trees and flowers, rocky mountains, blue water, and a vivid pink, purple, and orange sunset sky.

  • Paper Planes

    Mobile only

    By Active Theory, Droga5 + 1 more

    Send and catch paper planes drifting across the world.

    Light blue webpage with paper-plane graphics and the text “Throw and catch paper planes with people around the world.”

  • Zoomquilt

    By Andreas Schumann, Eero Pitkänen + 13 more

    An endlessly zooming dreamscape painted by multiple artists.

    Surreal 3D scene with a winding gray roadway and orange ribbon-like paths weaving around a futuristic white structure, with a small rider or vehicle on the right.

  • Moodist

    By Maze Heart

    Generate soft environmental atmospheres for focus, calm, or quiet wandering.

    Dark webpage titled “Ambient Sounds for Focus and Calm,” with an “84 Sounds” label and a row of circular sound-category icons.

  • Slow Roads

    Desktop only

    By Anslo and Topograph Interactive Ltd

    Endlessly drive through quiet procedural landscapes with nowhere particular to go.

    Nighttime driving scene viewed from behind a gray car on a winding two-lane road, with headlights illuminating the curve ahead and an “Autodrive” indicator below.

  • A Way To Go

    Desktop only

    By Caroline Robert, Édouard Lanctôt-Benoit + 6 more

    Walk slowly through a dreamlike forest where movement shapes the world around you.

    Black-and-white forest scene with a simple white cartoon figure standing in the center of a blurred wooded path.

  • myNoise

    By Stéphane Pigeon

    A vast collection of soundscapes for focus, relaxation, and imagination.

    myNoise webpage showing categories for focus, relaxation, sleep, white noise, tinnitus relief, and stress relief, with example soundscapes in each section.

  • Happy Map

    By Alvin Chang and The Pudding

    Explore thousands of reflections on what makes people happy.

    Illustrated island map divided into regions representing aspects of happiness, including family, leisure, love, and personal growth.

  • The Last Museum

    Explore art through themes, moods, symbols, and unexpected connections.

    The Last Museum webpage showing a classical landscape painting above a short description explaining its semantic search for museum art.

  • Fluid Simulation

    By Pavel Dobryakov

    Push and swirl luminous fluid through an endless dark canvas.

    Bright neon swirls of simulated fluid in green, blue, yellow, cyan, and purple against a dark background.

  • Stained Glass Smash

    By Michael (FunWebsite.Fun)

    Create and shatter vibrant stained glass artwork.

    Abstract stained-glass-style artwork with irregular panels of purple, red, green, blue, orange, and pink inside a rounded arch on a black background.

  • Silk

    By Mat Jarvis and Yuri Vishnevsky

    Paint symmetrical flowing silk with your cursor.

    Abstract kaleidoscopic artwork on a black background, with symmetrical neon blue, green, pink, and orange light trails forming a glowing geometric pattern.

  • Pointer Pointer

    By Moniker

    Every cursor position reveals someone pointing directly at it.

    Woman with long light-brown hair and a turquoise necklace pointing toward the mouse cursor against a red background.

  • Hackertyper

    By Duiker101

    Mash your keyboard and instantly become a movie hacker.

    Black webpage with green programming code and a prominent red outlined box reading “Access Denied.”

  • DVD Logo Drum Machine

    By Andrew Boylan and Maxwell Neely-Cohen

    Turn bouncing DVD logos into rhythmic percussion.

    Black screen filled with colorful bouncing DVD Video logos, with a control panel for adjusting angle, speed, logo count, and edge-triggered drum sounds.

  • Numericals

    By Maxwell Neely-Cohen

    Play with drifting animated numbers that become generative music.

    Interactive drum sequencer showing triangular-number steps highlighted across a 128-step grid, with six drum tabs, tempo controls, and a Play button.

  • Cursor Camp

    By Neal Agarwal and Neal.fun

    Tiny animated campers react to wherever your cursor wanders.

    Colorful cartoon campsite map with winding paths, trees, cabins, a seesaw, fountain, and a central wooden sign reading “Cursor Camp.”

  • Internet Roadtrip

    By Neal Agarwal and Neal.fun

    Collectively steer a car through Google Street View with strangers online.

    Internet Roadtrip street-view driving scene in Philadelphia, showing city streets, traffic lights, a road-work sign, and a steering wheel interface.

  • Make Everything OK

    By Dmitry Nikolaev and Yury Fonareff

    Press a giant button that promises to fix absolutely everything.

    Minimal webpage showing a single large button labeled “Make everything OK” on a light textured background.

  • THX Deep Note

    By Dr. James 'Andy' Moorer and THX Ltd.

    A nostalgic audiovisual tribute to the iconic THX Deep Note.

    Dark THX webpage with the THX logo centered inside a swirling blue-and-purple abstract pattern, accompanied by the text “Your entertainment comes alive” and “Turn up your volume.”

  • Nest

    By Raphaël Bastide

    Explore a strange interactive nest of shifting digital forms.

    Abstract collage webpage with repeated food-like images, bright pink streaks, and stacked audio player controls on a muted purple background.

  • Bruno Simon

    Desktop only

    By Bruno Simon

    Drive a tiny car through an interactive 3D portfolio world.

    Purple neon scene showing a futuristic car beneath glowing trees and a streetlamp, with handwritten “Click to Start” text and an audio icon.

  • Seismic Drum

    By Jessie Char

    Turn seismic movement into a strange interactive drum machine.

    Black-and-white map of the Americas and eastern Pacific with black circles marking recent earthquake locations, including clusters near Alaska, Central America, the Caribbean, and western South America.

  • Line 3D

    By Chris Shier

    Move your mouse and click to manipulate flowing geometric lines that behave like strange living structures.

    Neon abstract artwork forming a bright kaleidoscopic spiral of pink, green, orange, and blue geometric shapes on a black background.

  • Jackson Pollock

    By Miltos Manetas

    Click and drag to splatter digital paint across an endless canvas inspired by action painting.

    Jackson Pollock-style interactive canvas filled with colorful splattered dots, blobs, and looping paint trails on a white background.

  • Is It Christmas?

    By Eric Mill

    A website dedicated entirely to answering one important question.

    Black webpage displaying the large white text “NO/NON,” indicating “no” in English and French.

  • Data Clocks

    By Russell Samora and The Pudding

    Discover how the time of day can be linked to multiple, seemingly unrelated, data sources.

    Dark webpage from The Pudding introducing “A clock where the time is…” with four creative time-based experiments and a short explanatory note by Russell Samora.

  • ToneMatrix

    By André Michelle

    Build hypnotic musical loops by placing notes on a glowing grid.

    Black webpage showing a square grid of dark tiles with bright white squares forming an abstract pattern, with “Copy Link” and “Source Code” links below.

  • This Is Sand

    By Beige Elephant Ltd

    Create beautiful sand art by slowly pouring colored grains onto a canvas.

    Thisissand webpage with layered, colorful sand-like mountains, a large “THISISSAND” title, and a green “Play Now” button.

  • Line Rider

    By Boštjan Čadež, David Lu + 1 more

    Draw a sled track and watch a tiny rider race along your creation.

    Minimal Line Rider homepage with the handwritten “Line Rider” logo, app download badges, and links to load a track, play, or learn more.

  • Harmony

    By Mr.doob

    Create digital sketches with responsive brushes that react to your speed and movement.

    Simple black-and-white hand-drawn sketch of a long car on a white canvas, with small drawing controls along the top.

  • Sandspiel

    By Max Bittker

    Experiment with sand, water, fire, and several other materials and discover surprising interactions.

    Pixel-art landscape filled with colorful wildflowers, dense green vegetation, rolling hills, and purple mounds beneath a pale sky.

  • Typatone

    By Jono Brandel and Lullatone

    Turn words into soft looping musical patterns as you type.

    Webpage showing a large on-screen keyboard beside a blue text panel asking what words sound like when typed out and how a favorite song might spell.

  • Floor796

    By Pavel Sannikau

    An endlessly animated cross-section of chaotic rooms.

    Pixel-art nightclub scene with a colorful illuminated dance floor, crowded dancers, performers onstage, speakers, surrounding shops, and numerous pop-culture references.

  • The HTML Review

    By Maxwell Neely-Cohen and Shelby Wilson

    A literary magazine built from strange experimental web pages.

    The HTML Review webpage showing stacked white article panels over an illustrated mountain landscape, with the title “the html review” and issue information at the top.

  • 7159997483

    By Brian Moore

    A mysterious website that feels like discovering a forgotten signal.

    Blue webpage with the text “Philip was here,” three pale oval shapes, and distorted white text above an orange poop emoji image.

  • Because Recollection

    By 84.Paris and Because Music

    A fragmented drifting experience built from memory and atmosphere.

    Black-and-white webpage for “Because Recollection,” showing two men in the background, a colorful “RECOLLECTION” title, and instructions to hold the spacebar to launch the interactive experience.

  • we-b.site

    By Jacky Zhao and Spencer Chang

    An experimental social web space that feels oddly alive.

    Light blue (we)bsite webpage explaining a collaborative collection of internet dreams and hopes, with a “Write a letter” button and several postcard-style visitor submissions displayed below.

  • Acronymy

    By David Renshaw

    A strange endless generator of invented acronyms and meanings.

    Acronymy webpage showing the title “Acronymy,” the prompt “Can we define every word as an acronym?”, a progress bar, today’s word “faster,” recent edits, and search/login controls.

  • MeatGPT

    By Rafał Pastuszak

    An unsettling parody of AI interfaces built entirely around meat.

    MeatGPT webpage showing a large cut of raw meat above the “MeatGPT” logo, an “Ask me anything” search box, and the tagline “Prime answers to rare questions.”

  • Superbad

    By Ben Benjamin

    A chaotic archive of aggressively strange internet-era art and design.

    Black-and-white webpage showing a cute cartoon face over a repeating technical diagram of cylindrical objects, with small red alphanumeric labels beneath the face.

  • TryPap

    By Tim Holman and Tobias van Schneider

    A strange paper-like web experiment that feels oddly handmade.

    Blue PaP — The Passive Aggressive Password Machine webpage with large text joking, “Imagine your in-laws are helping you with a password... this is what they’d say.”

  • My Retro TVs

    By Joey Cato

    Flip through eerie looping television channels from another internet era.

    Retro 1990s TV webpage showing a silver television set with channel controls, genre checkboxes, and a “My 90s TV” logo.

  • I Feel So Much Shame

    By Jackie Liu

    A strange confessional web experience about shame, secrecy, and release.

    Minimal webpage showing the phrase “i feel so much shame around desire →” inside a rounded box, with a “What is this?” link below

  • Arcane Intern

    By Astrid Dalmady

    Become an intern in a magical office where every task reveals a stranger world.

    Arcane Intern (Unpaid) webpage showing the title and creator Astrid Dalmady, a large “Apply?” link, chapter and credits links, and an occult-style circular diagram on the right.

  • 100,000 Stars

    By Chrome Experiments and Google

    Drift through a three-dimensional map of nearby stars.

    Interactive star map showing the Sun surrounded by labeled nearby stars.

  • NUKEMAP

    By Alex Wellerstein

    Visualize the scale and consequences of nuclear detonations anywhere on Earth.

    NUKEMAP interface showing a map of North America with New York selected as the target and controls for choosing a nuclear weapon yield and detonation options.

  • Historical Tech Tree

    By Étienne Fortier-Dubois

    Trace the branching evolution of technologies across human history.

    Timeline-style visualization showing connected cards for fire making, hafting, prepared-core tools, and glue across dates from roughly 500,000 to 200,000 BCE.

  • Notes on Love

    By Alicia Guo

    An evolving exploration of love, relationships, and human connection.

    Minimal Notes on Love webpage with several anonymous messages scattered across a pale background, including affectionate notes in different styles and positions.

  • Same Energy

    By Jacob Jackson and Same Energy, Inc.

    Discover visually connected images through strange associative similarity.

    Collage-style gallery of varied photographs, illustrations, architecture, fashion imagery, and colorful abstract artwork arranged in a dense grid.

  • River

    By Max Bittker

    Explore a visual connection engine for moving laterally through image space by following associative image…

    Collage-style webpage mixing fashion photography and bold graphic artwork, including masked faces, portraits, and a colorful “MAGIC” poster.

  • BioCubes

    By Brice Ménard and Nikita Shtarkman

    Grow strange modular digital organisms from simple biological rules.

    Biocubes webpage with large “biocubes” title text, the subtitle “a visual story of the living and the built,” and colorful textured cubes surrounding a central Start button.

  • FutureMe

    By Memories Group Limited

    Write a letter to your future self and send it forward through time.

    FutureMe webpage with a large “Write a letter to your future self” form, delivery-time options, audience settings, email field, and an orange “Send to the Future” button.

  • OneZoom

    By OneZoom

    Wander through a living branching map of life on Earth.

    Evolutionary tree visualization of apes showing branches for humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, gorillas, and orangutans, with species images and divergence times.

  • The True Size Of

    By Damon Maneice and James Talmage

    Drag countries across the globe and confront the distortions of map projections.

    Map of Africa with a translucent blue outline of the contiguous United States overlaid across the continent, illustrating how large the U.S. would appear when placed over western and central Africa.

  • Histography

    Desktop only

    By Matan Stauber

    Explore human history as an immense drifting timeline of events.

    Dark Histography webpage with introductory text explaining its interactive Wikipedia history timeline and a “Got It” button over a field of timeline dots.

  • Windy

    By Ivo and Windyty, SE

    Watch weather systems drift and unfold across the planet in real time.

    Colorful weather visualization centered on North America, with swirling green, blue, yellow, and red atmospheric patterns showing large-scale wind systems.

  • Astronomy Picture of the Day

    By Jerry Bonnell, Robert Nemiroff + 1 more

    A long-running daily ritual of astronomy, wonder, and quiet explanation.

    Astronomy Picture of the Day webpage showing a vivid orange-and-yellow close-up image of the Sun beneath the page title and date.

  • Wonders of Street View

    By Neal Agarwal and Neal.fun

    Jump between strange, beautiful, and surreal moments captured around the world.

    Large carved stone head sculpture outdoors on a grassy hillside beneath a bright blue sky.

  • Earth Nullschool

    By Cameron Beccario and Nullschool Technologies Inc.

    Watch winds, currents, and atmospheric systems flow across a living Earth.

    Globe visualization centered on North America, with swirling blue, green, and red wind patterns over a black background.

  • Here Is Today

    By Luke Twyman and wvnl / Whitevinyl

    A quiet meditation on presence, time, and the smallness of a single day.

    Dark webpage with the large text “Here Is Today,” a white downward arrow pointing to a yellow square labeled with the current date, and an “Okay +” prompt below.

  • Wikigraph

    By Toby Penner

    Wander through Wikipedia by following visual connections between ideas.

    Dark interactive network visualization for “World War II,” with colorful lines radiating from a central node and a sidebar listing related countries, events, and topics.

  • Running Reality

    By Garth Henning and The Running Reality Organization

    Explore world history through an interconnected map of events and ideas.

    Interactive historical map of Britain showing the Kingdom of East Anglia highlighted, a Viking invasion route, a timeline across the top, and an information panel on the left.

  • Top Billboard Over Time

    By Matt Daniels and The Pudding

    Take a nostalgic journey as you watch and listen to popular music that rose and fell across the charts.

    Interactive music-history visualization showing Billboard Top 5 hits from 1986, with album artwork and ranked songs including “Rock Me Amadeus,” “Kiss,” “Manic Monday,” and “What You Need.”

  • Scale of Wealth

    By mkorostoff

    Scroll through a stark visual comparison of the wealth gap that exists in the world today.

    Bright blue wealth comparison graphic titled “400 richest Americans ($3.2 trillion),” with a large pie chart showing 39.6% and text about funding paid maternity and paternity leave for 100 years.

  • Human Terrain

    By Matt Daniels and The Pudding

    Compare cities around the world using rich data visualizations that represent population, density and scale.

    3D population map of Southern California showing green vertical population spikes around Los Angeles and San Diego.

  • US Electricity Sources

    By Rosamund Pearce and Carbon Brief

    Explore the energy sources used to generate electricity across the United States.

    Map of the United States at night covered with colorful circles representing different electricity-generation sources, beneath the title “Mapped: How the US generates electricity.”

  • City Climates

    By Derek Taylor and The Pudding

    See how climate patterns may reshape cities in the decades ahead.

    World map of colored climate zones with the large title “Climate Zones” and the prompt “How will your city feel in the future?” displayed in the center.

  • Record Highs Mapped

    By Matt Daniels and The Pudding

    See when cities across the United States last experienced record heat.

    Pale globe centered on Asia and Australia with the text “Days since a city had a record-high temperature” across the middle.

  • Internet Map

    By Ruslan Enikeev

    Explore a snapshot of the web from 2011 as a vast galaxy of interconnected websites.

    The Internet Map webpage showing a dense field of colorful dots and circles representing websites, with a search box and zoom controls.

  • Seeing Theory

    By Daniel Kunin

    Discover probability and statistics through interactive explanations you can explore yourself.

    Seeing Theory webpage with the title “Seeing Theory,” the subtitle “A visual introduction to probability and statistics,” a Start button, and colorful dots arranged around the edges.

  • Parable of the Polygons

    By Nicky Case and Vi Hart

    Explore how seemingly harmless choices can create unexpected social impacts.

    Parable of the Polygons webpage showing yellow triangles and blue squares, with an introduction about how harmless choices can create a harmful world and an interactive drag-and-drop example below.

  • GOODY-2

    By Brian Moore, Mike Lacher + 1 more

    A parody chatbot that refuses even harmless questions with absurdly cautious, completely useless answers.

    GOODY-2 homepage with yellow-highlighted claims about being the most responsible AI model, buttons to watch the film or start chatting, and examples of the chatbot refusing harmless questions.

  • ClickClickClick

    By Moniker

    A playful browser experiment whose constant attention gradually turns funny observations into an uneasy…

    ClickClickClick's Achievements screen listing tracked browser actions such as mouse movements, clicks, inactivity, and leaving the page.