Histography
A dense timeline where eras collapse into a field of small historical sparks.
Bartosz Ciechanowski
Science essays with levers, sliders, and a knack for making machinery behave.
ChooseYourStory
A branching-fiction clubhouse with a shelf full of reader-made paths.
Liminal Archives
A fictional filing cabinet for places that should have stayed off the map
My 00s TV
Channel-surf the aughts through a lovingly fake television.
My 50s TV
A rabbit-ear detour into the age when television still felt handmade.
My 80s TV
A television dial with a soft spot for the Reagan-era weirdness.
My 90s TV
A chunky little television portal where the next channel is a surprise again.
Steve's Old Computer Museum
A wonderfully dusty filing cabinet of computers from before beige boxes learned to hide their weirdness.
The H.P. Lovecraft Archive
A deep shelf of cosmic dread, correspondence, and homework-level rabbit holes.
Want Nostalgia
Tell it when you grew up, then rummage through the songs your memory misplaced
Wayback Machine
A time machine for webpages, complete with a calendar and the occasional missing wire.
30 Minutes with a Stranger
A half-hour of stranger talk, charted second by second
5,000 Restaurant Menus, 1880–1920
Five thousand old menus turn dinner history into a gloriously nosy archive crawl.
500 Million Years Button
An idle clicker that turns one terrible button press into a seven-act meditation on time.
Adventures With Anxiety
Play the worried wolf inside someone else's head
A History of Menus Is a Menu of History
Ten courses of old menus, with America's dining habits tucked between the lines
And Other Stories
Four tiny lives share one set of keys, and your attention becomes the fifth character.
An Ocean of Books
A machine-drawn literary atlas where authors become islands and books become cities
ASCII Art Archive
Thousands of tiny pictures hiding inside ordinary keyboard characters
CAR GAME
A tiny road trip where the dashboard is the puzzle.
Chronas
A history atlas with a time dial, for when a border needs to be caught in the act.
Crypto Museum: Enigma
One cipher-machine family, opened into a cabinet of a hundred drawers
Dear Monsieur Sampaio...
Read the handwriting, then reconnect a botanist's century-old web of ideas.
Deciphering Secrets: Unlocking the Manuscripts of Medieval Spain
Put your eyes to work on the paper trail of medieval Spain
Digitizing Biological Collections in Canada
Turn tiny specimen labels into searchable chapters of Canada's natural history.
Folklore.org
The original Mac team remembers the machine one wonderfully specific anecdote at a time.
Game Poems — Issue #1: First Moves
Thirteen tiny games share one magazine rack, each trying to make a mechanic behave like a line of poetry.
Grocery Signery
New York grocery signs become a neighborhood-scale design language
In a minute there is time
A one-minute walk through Prufrock, built to be rewound before the evening gets away.
In Her Own Hand: The Gladys Arnold Project
Read between wartime lines, then help the archive read them too.
Inside a Genius Mind
Leonardo's scattered notebook ideas become a map you can wander.
Letters of Note
A history archive where the past arrives one remarkable envelope at a time
Liberdade
A two-color classroom-born story that turns discourse and media into a pocket-sized experiment.
Literature Map
Drop in one author and watch a whole neighborhood of possible next reads appear
Mice in the Museum: Berlin Gemaldegalerie
Old Masters, narrated by two mice with excellent gallery access.
mind heaven
A tiny umbrella walk through borrowed thoughts and soft-edged memory.
Natural History at ROM Revealed
Turn old specimen labels into searchable clues about life on Earth
neptune
A tiny transmission from Neptune, branching softly before it returns to one ending.
North Carolina Primary Source Transcription
Turn stubborn handwriting into searchable North Carolina history
OldNYC
A map of New York where every promising dot may contain a street corner wearing a much older hat.
Trace old handwriting line by line, then help turn scattered letters into a map of migration and kinship.
Scott McCloud: Inventions
A six-drawer cabinet of comics experiments, rules, maps, and manifestos.
Snail Scribe Archive
Turn a century of snail ledgers into searchable biodiversity data.
Sovraimpressioni
Read the tiny clues hiding in an Italian general's wartime photographs
Summer Studies in Japan, 2025
An Osaka study-abroad memoir arranged like a pocketful of linked recollections.
Sunspot Detectives
Count the freckles in nineteenth-century portraits of the Sun
Talking Tours
Point Street View at a landmark and let an AI audio guide narrate the scene in front of you.
The Descent of the Serpent
A museum maze where every recovered relic teaches the route
The History of the Web
A hand-built trail through the web's inventions, arguments, oddities, and forgotten forks.
The Loss Levels
Fifteen tiny arcade tasks turn one family's grief into a three-minute lesson in powerlessness.
The Middle Ages
Forty million survey responses enter middle school as a crowd of blinking, worried faces.
The Unknown
Three tiny walks toward uncertainty, each with a different answer
USC Transcribes Together
Turn eighteenth-century loops, blots, and flourishes into searchable history.
Versailles VR: The Palace is Yours
Borrow Versailles after hours, headset required.
Wall
Twenty years pass through one apartment wall, one click at a time.
When I Was a Bubble I Could Talk With the Trees
A tiny bubble, a handful of trees, and just enough room for a quiet conversation about belonging.
Women's Pockets Are Inferior
A forensic audit of the tiny fabric caves in your jeans.
xkcd: Click and Drag
A small comic window hiding a world-sized doodle expedition
Zenosyne
A one-sitting journal that makes the clock hurry when your words run dry