The Independent Web


The web is more interesting when everyone has a place of their own.

A community for people building, exploring, and sharing their own corner of the internet.

A small community for people building, exploring, and sharing their own corner of the web.

Personal websites, blogs, open source, indie projects, alternative protocols, and interesting ideas are welcome.

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Join the community

Meet people building websites, projects, and interesting things on the independent web.

Support the project

Help keep this community running and support the development of the independent web.

What's here?

small things that make the web interesting

Websites
Personal websites, blogs, digital gardens, portfolios, and independent spaces.
RSS
Follow websites and blogs directly through feeds instead of relying on algorithms.
Open Source
Discover software, libraries, tools, and projects whose source code is open to everyone.
Decentralization
Explore distributed networks, protocols, peer-to-peer systems, and alternative infrastructure.
DeGoogle
Learn about privacy-friendly tools and ways to reduce dependence on centralized platforms.
Privacy
Discuss privacy, encryption, digital ownership, and ways to have more control over your data.
Indie Web
Explore the personal, creative, and independent side of the web outside the major platforms.
Alternative Networks
Discover projects like mesh networks, federated services, and other ways of connecting people.
Digital Freedom
Talk about open standards, interoperability, user ownership, and a web built for everyone.
"The web is more interesting when everyone has a place of their own."