Looking for something like StumbleUpon?
If you used StumbleUpon, you know the specific feeling this is trying to bring back — not a feed, not a search result, just a button that sends you somewhere you'd never have found by looking. That service shut its original version down in 2018 and later came back as something else entirely, a Pinterest-style app called Mix.
RandoSite isn't affiliated with StumbleUpon and isn't claiming to be its successor. It's a much smaller, independently built site with a similar basic idea: one button, no algorithm, no account required, and a catalog reviewed by hand rather than scraped in bulk. If what you actually miss is the pure mechanic — press button, land somewhere unexpected — that's the entire product here.
Press it below, or scroll past a few examples first if you want a sense of what “unexpected” means on RandoSite specifically.
A sense of what “unexpected” means here
- This Person Does Not Exist — Every face on this page is generated by AI. None of these people exist.
- Windy — An extraordinarily detailed, animated map of wind, weather, and ocean conditions across the entire planet.
- GeoGuessr — Get dropped into Google Street View somewhere on Earth and guess where you are.
- Photopea — A full-featured, free image editor that runs entirely in your browser.
- OpenProcessing — A community of thousands of generative artists sharing code-based, interactive artwork.
- Chrome Music Lab — A set of playful, hands-on experiments for exploring how music and sound actually work.
- MarineTraffic — Watch real ships move across real oceans in real time.
- Esolang Wiki — A wiki devoted to esoteric programming languages designed to be as strange, minimal, or impractical as possible.