The IndieWeb Atlas

Welcome!

The IndieWeb Atlas is a personal project begun in 2025 to create an easy way to find and record the numerous little treasures hidden around the internet, outside the cage of social media websites and the every-growing sense of the Dead Internet that pervades them. There are countless useful, interesting, strange, and funny websites out there, made by everyday people around the world; the IndieWeb Atlas seeks to be the map that helps you find them.

Q&A

Why Do Some Websites Appear in More Than One Section?

We divide websites into categories based on common themes between the sites we find. Sometimes a single website will fall into more than one category! Rather than making a guess as to which category it fits "better", we just put it in both. We figure that makes it easier for you to find.

What if I Find a Problem with a Link?

If you discover an issue, such as a dead link (a link that takes you to an error page), a misdirected link (the link takes you to the wrong page), an attempted malware attack, or other concern, please email us at indiewebatlas@gmail.com. When submitting a concern, please be sure to include the name of the website, the page on which you found the link, and a description of the problem you experienced. Screenshots are even better.

My Website is on Here and I Would Like It Removed

Not a problem. Email us at indiewebatlas@gmail.com - provide us some proof that you own the website (some folks on the internet can be malicious liars, after all) and we will happily honor your request to remove your website as soon as we confirm it is yours.

Guidelines for Submitting a Website

Coming Soon

How Can I Support the Atlas?

Coming Soon