
Earth Reviews
FreeEarth Reviews is a free neal.fun site that lets you rate everyday things on Earth, from spiders to sliced bread, and see how everyone else voted.
#Fun
/** @no-ai */
Sites and apps made by people, where AI is not the product: games, toys, maps, learning sites and tools. Ordinary search, game opponents and the odd optional extra are fine.
400 websites
400 apps

Earth Reviews is a free neal.fun site that lets you rate everyday things on Earth, from spiders to sliced bread, and see how everyone else voted.
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freeCodeCamp is a nonprofit coding school that teaches web development, Python and more through free interactive lessons and verified certifications.
#Education

Baby Map is a free neal.fun world map that flashes a country every time a baby is born there, with a live tally of births by country.
#Education

draw.io is a free, open-source diagramming app for flowcharts, network diagrams and org charts that works in the browser or on desktop with no sign-up.
#Design

Desmos is a free online math toolkit with a graphing calculator, scientific, matrix, geometry and 3D calculators, used in classrooms and on tests like the SAT.
#Education

Can I Use is a free reference site that shows which browsers support each HTML, CSS and JavaScript feature, with global usage stats.
#Developer Tools

A shopping game that hands you Bill Gates' fortune and dares you to spend it all on Big Macs, jets and sports teams.
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A browser game where making a password gets harder with every rule, until you are feeding a chicken and adding chess moves.
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Scroll from the ocean surface to the bottom of the Mariana Trench and meet the strange creatures living at every depth.
#Education

A fake AI chatbot where every answer comes from a real human stranger on a timer, and you take turns being the AI.
#Fun

A 48-level browser puzzle game that turns the humble CAPTCHA into stranger and harder tests of whether you are human.
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Neal Agarwal's run of 28 ridiculous trolley problems that shows how your choices compare with everyone else who played.
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Draw one freehand circle and get a precise percentage score, then keep trying to beat it. Simple, quick and very hard to put down.
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A never-ending road trip through Google Street View where strangers vote on every turn, honk the horn and change the radio.
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A clicker game that buries your screen in videos, sounds and pop-ups as a funny jab at being terminally online.
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One big button that sends you to a random pointless but delightful website, then lets you press it again and again.
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A website that holds every possible page of text, so you can search any sentence and find the book where it already exists.
#Education

Channel-surf old shows, commercials and music videos on virtual TV sets from the 1950s through the 2000s.
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Hold your mouse still anywhere on the page and a photo appears of a stranger pointing right at your cursor.
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A developer portfolio you explore by driving a toy car around a 3D world full of secrets, races and achievements.
#Design

A sound-only hide-and-seek game: move your pointer until the shouting voice is loudest and click to find the hidden cow.
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Full-screen fake Windows, macOS and Steam OS update screens built for harmless office and family pranks.
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Mash any keys and realistic hacker code scrolls across the screen, perfect for pranks and looking busy like a movie hacker.
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Drag countries around a world map to see their real size without the Mercator stretch, and get surprised by Greenland.
#Travel & Lifestyle