Ten minutes to kill: 184 sites

Fly out through our stellar neighbourhood, one star at a time

Slide tiles, double numbers, lose an hour to one more go

Windows 98 rebuilt in JavaScript, down to the fonts

Build your own weather out of ten ambient sliders

The flight tracker that filters nothing out of the sky

The flying toasters screensaver, rebuilt in pure CSS

Type your address, watch it drift 750 million years

Two anonymous models answer, you pick the winner

One space image a day, explained by a working astronomer

Trim and edit audio without installing anything

Weather radar, counting the birds that migrate overnight

Three rules are all a flock of birds needs

Sixteen strange brushes and almost no control

A cat plays whatever instrument you hit keys for

Every GIF at once, with a soundtrack, on purpose

A collage built entirely from salvaged GeoCities parts

The chatbot that made everyone else build a chatbot

Click a grid of squares and it becomes a melody

Anthropic's assistant, strongest on long documents

The specific hum of a café, minus the queue and the cost

Four rules, and cells that build spaceships anyway

The scrappy image generator that got there first

Crude stick figures, consistently indefensible punchlines

Two dozen ambience layers, mixed on one dark screen

A graphing calculator that keeps up with your typing

A 1996 US campaign website, preserved exactly as it was

Flood the whole board with one colour in thirty moves

The planet's wind, drawn as one continuous flowing sheet

Thousands of public cameras, pointed at everywhere at once

Six thousand music genres, plotted on one scrollable map

Diagrams that look hand-drawn, shared by one link

A breathing pacer that gets out of the way immediately

Hundreds of live animal cams, from bear falls to puppy rooms

Full-screen system update screens that never finish

An endless descent through shifting bands of colour

Birds saying what birds would obviously say