Which Face Is Real?
Two faces, one real. Pick the real one and see how wrong you are.
Toys that exist for no practical reason. · 19 sites
Two faces, one real. Pick the real one and see how wrong you are.
Every possible page of text exists somewhere; the site finds yours.
One button, one random pointless website.
Put your cursor anywhere and someone in a photo points at it.
An infinitely zooming painting made by dozens of artists.
Look out of a stranger's window somewhere in the world.
Spin a globe and tune into live radio from any city.
Fake noises that give you an excuse to leave a call.
A fake 1993 desktop full of absurd apps and joke viruses.
A shop that invents a product for whatever you search.
Post anything and get an instant Hacker News comment section, all written by AI.
Make up the name of an AI model; get its description and code.
Wikipedia as an endless vertical feed.
One artist, one deliberately pointless web project a month.
Type a GitHub username and an AI roasts it.
An AI that makes motivational posters, badly on purpose.
'It's like X for Y.' A new startup pitch on every click.
A designer's portfolio, rebuilt as a working Windows XP desktop.
An airline pilot's logbook as interactive globes and charts.