Age Geek [agegeek.com]
Discover what others achieved at your exact age.
Discover what others achieved at your exact age.
A tool to create and share letters in the style of Animal Crossing.
RGB. In website form.
A hamster in space, spinning for your amusement.
A pixel art avatar maker for creating customisable character sprites in classic retro style.
Press the button, get the rimshot you deserve.
Play music using binary code on a piano.
Extremely boring.
The iconic bouncing DVD logo, now in your browser.
A fish made of bread, swimming musically through your browser.
A catalog of 370+ Minecraft building guides and blueprints, browsable by style — houses, medieval, portals, farms, modern, statues, and more. Includes community posts and building hacks.
Build your own ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ shrug emoji.
A single-page site for the meme.
Plays fake notification sounds from apps like Slack, Teams, and iMessage to make you sound busy. Absurd, funny, and oddly satisfying.
A button you simply can't not tweet.
A faithful browser recreation of the legendary CANYON.MID — the iconic MIDI demo file bundled with Windows 95 that everyone either loved or was haunted by.
Cats in wigs. That's it.
A chicken. On a raft. With a song.
A spinning chihuahua, endlessly.
Remove things by clicking — a simple, satisfying interaction.
A delightful page of bouncing corgis.
A mind-reading card trick performed in your browser.
Crouton.
Find out if Thanos's snap got you.
Hector Salamanca's bell, at your disposal.
A crowdsourced database to check if movies or shows contain upsetting content.
A kitten made of doughnuts, spinning joyfully in your browser.
An online adoptables game where you collect dragon eggs, hatch them, and raise them to adulthood. A long-running browser-based pet collecting community.
Drive through cities around the world while listening to local radio stations. A calming, immersive experience for virtual travel.
Provides an emergency compliment when you need one most.
Realtime emoji use on Twitter, visualized in a dizzying live dashboard.
A horse with an endless body, scrolling forever.
Have an existential crisis, interactively.
An infinite falling visual experience.
An interactive fidget spinner in your browser.
Drag your mouse to find the hidden cow using audio cues.
A mashup of Flappy Bird and 2048 in browser.
Unique and addictive browser games for your coffee break.
Pigs. Flying. Singing opera.
A kitten in various geometric forms.
The beloved geography game where you're dropped into a random Google Street View location and must guess where in the world you are.
Gurka (cucumber, in Swedish).
You spelled it wrong.
Type anything and look like a Hollywood hacker — a fake coding simulator for pranks.
The original Hamster Dance — one of the internet's earliest viral sensations.
Prawn on a lawn, very hardcore.
A declaration that you are, in fact, a turtle.
A reminder that you are awesome.
A special interactive page by Sanrio featuring Doraemon.
Instant laughing ostrich, whenever you need it.
Answers the age-old question: is it Friday yet?
A one-page site that answers the important question: is your computer on?
Asks and answers whether a bald person is Moby.
Personal site of Nicky Case, who makes interactive games and explorable explanations for curious and playful folks — including The Evolution of Trust, Adventures with Anxiety, and more.
A helpful reminder about the difference between 'it's' and 'its'.
A faithful browser recreation of Microsoft Paint, complete with classic tools, themes, and even a few extras the original never had.
A faithful interactive recreation of the iconic "It's a UNIX system!" hacking scene from Jurassic Park, complete with working terminal commands.
Flip a coin online, instantly.
An interactive dot-splitting art toy that reveals a hidden koala image.
Real-time chess browser game where both players move simultaneously — no turns, just reflexes. Includes a solo campaign, AI opponents, and multiplayer modes.
Web and mobile games by Matt Roszak.
Lacquer.
A maximalist car leasing site from Ling Valentine, famous for its chaotic design.
Start with earth, fire, water, and air — combine elements to discover 720 new ones, from mud to life to the universe. A deeply satisfying browser puzzle game.
Official site for Little Fighter 2, the beloved Hong Kong beat-em-up game from the early 2000s, now remastered and available on Steam for Windows and macOS.
A page inviting you to look at a leaf.
A video loop playing for infinity.
Explore random places on Earth through Google Street View.
A collection of interactive maze toys.
A collection of memory game toys.
An infinite monkey theorem simulator — watch virtual monkeys type randomly and race toward producing the works of Shakespeare.
A daily murder mystery logic puzzle by G. T. Karber. Each day presents a new whodunit where you deduce the killer, weapon, location, and motive using clues and elimination.
A collection of fun, interactive web experiments by Neal Agarwal.
Noot noot.
An interactive creative coding environment for drawing and making marks in the browser.
The original Nyan Cat animation, looping forever in your browser.
Running dogs!!!
One million LOLs, rendered in your browser.
A persuasive single-page site asking you to open this window.
A collection of interactive optical illusions.
A personal aquatic ecosystem to nurture, sculpt, and observe. Place water, sand, algae, fish, bacteria, and more to build your own living cellular-automata orb.
An interactive paper toilet that you can roll, satisfyingly, in your browser.
Steve Partridge getting lucky.
Gives you passive-aggressive feedback as you type a password, as if your in-laws were helping.
A site that tests your patience.
The ultimate three-word website.
A picture of a hot dog.
A declaration that pie is, in fact, good.
Daily wisdom from Mr. Worldwide.
The original 2048 sliding number puzzle game.
Finds a photo of someone pointing at exactly where your cursor is.
A polar bear. In a snowstorm. Rendered minimally.
Potato.
The world's longest website.
A creative studio's home page packed with original web projects — Sandboxels (falling sand sim), GenTown (civilization simulator), Infinite Chef, pixel flag games, text tools, and more.
Explore live radio from around the world by rotating a 3D globe.
Generates a random colour, displayed fullscreen.
A random goat photo, refreshed on demand.
Send an emoji reaction to someone.
Play rock paper scissors in your browser.
A platform for creating and exploring user-generated 3D interactive rooms. Build spaces, animate objects, tell stories, and remix anything — available free on web and iOS.
The salmon returns.
A browser-based falling sand simulation toy. Play with elements like sand, water, fire, lava, ice, plants, and more — all interacting in real time.
A site about shtuff.
A calming single-page experience featuring someone sitting and smiling.
Find the shortest path of hyperlinks between any two Wikipedia articles. A playful take on six degrees of separation, applied to the whole of human knowledge.
A surprisingly wholesome sketchy website.
The infamous skull trumpet meme, looping in your browser.
A collection of sliding puzzle toys.
Endless procedurally generated countryside roads for pure driving zen. No destination, no rush — just the road.
Space is cool.
Free original ambient soundscapes and music designed for tabletop role-playing games. Features 10-minute audio tracks across genres like sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, plus a SoundPad for mixing custom atmospheres.
A taco, spinning hypnotically in your browser.
A free browser-based virtual pet game inspired by modern Tamagotchis. Raise, feed, play with, and evolve your pet through care-based evolution chains, mini-games, dating, and decorating. Actively developed with a passionate community.
An authentic 1875 telegraph simulator. Practice Morse code, send messages between cities, and connect with other operators in real time.
Here is a dime.
A real-time multiplayer territory conquest browser game. Expand your colored territory across a world map while competing against hundreds of other players simultaneously.
Settles the debate over which dinosaur is the best.
Settles once and for all how to spell 'definitely'.
The original Hamster Dance page — one of the earliest viral internet phenomena, featuring Hampton Hamster dancing to a sped-up loop of the Robin Hood BBC theme.
How long can the doge get? An infinite side-scrolling doge challenge.
A pug. In a rug.
Tells you which song was #1 on the day you were born.
AI-generated photorealistic faces of people who don't exist.
A unique playground for creating and sharing sandscapes using colorful sand piles.
A daily game that tests your geography and history knowledge — guess the location and decade of historic photos pulled from around the world.
The Tunnel Snakes. They rule.
A Unicode snowman, just for you. ☃
Real-time glowing liquid simulation. Drag your mouse to see all the pretty colors.
Oddities, pranks, and things that make no sense.
Definitively answers what year it is.
A Windows 93 simulator running entirely in the browser.
Woot.
Possibly the world's dumbest game, playable in your browser.
Expresses a sentiment in a domain name.
Find out when your metric birthday is — 10,000 days, 100,000 hours, and more.
A stylish 30-second typing game with a minimal, aesthetic interface.
You can do anything at zombo.com.