I Was Tired of Searching for Websites, So I Built a Map of the Internet
The internet has billions of websites, but somehow I keep visiting the same five. So I built WAYPOINT. π Try WAYPOINT (https://gautham0104-neitizen.github.io/WAYPOINT/) The original idea was to let users type what the
The internet has billions of websites, but somehow I keep visiting the same five.
So I built WAYPOINT.
π Try WAYPOINT (https://gautham0104-neitizen.github.io/WAYPOINT/)
The original idea was to let users type what they wanted and use AI to find the perfect website.
Then I realized something.
Why wouldnβt they just use Google?
So I changed the idea completely.
Instead of searching, you choose what you feel like doing:
Iβm Bored β Rabbit Holes
Sports β Football
Tools β Images
Learn β Science
Play β Puzzle
WAYPOINT then gives you a hand-picked collection of websites worth visiting.
It currently has 15 main categories, dozens of subcategories, and around 90 website entries.
I wanted it to feel less like a boring directory and more like choosing a destination, so I added a black background, moving stars, grid lines, colorful cards, and different themes for each section.
I also broke every button several times while building it.
Eventually, I stopped patching the broken code and rebuilt the interaction system. That worked.
Now itβs live, and Iβm curious whether anyone would actually use it.
π Try WAYPOINT (https://gautham0104-neitizen.github.io/WAYPOINT/)
What underrated website should I add next?
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