PersonalSit.es is an open-source directory of personal websites, currently housing approximately 948 entries from developers, designers, writers, and other creators who want to share their sites with the world. It solves the problem of discoverability for personal sites, which are otherwise scattered and hard to find compared to centralised social networks or portfolio platforms.
Originally built by Andy Bell and currently maintained by Henry Desroches and Declan Chidlow, the project is community-driven — anyone can submit their site via a pull request on GitHub.
You visit the directory and browse listed personal sites, each displayed with its URL and a set of descriptive tags. You filter by RSS availability or click "Go to a random site" to explore serendipitously. To add a site, you open a pull request on the GitHub repository.
PersonalSit.es is best suited for anyone invested in the independent web — whether discovering, sharing, or drawing inspiration from personal sites. Because the directory is community-maintained and open-source, its quality depends on contributors submitting pull requests, which means coverage grows organically rather than comprehensively.
The directory lists approximately 948 personal websites submitted by their owners for public discovery.
Each site entry carries descriptive tags — such as 'developer', 'photographer', or 'indieweb' — allowing visitors to browse by interest or discipline.
A dedicated filter lets visitors view only the sites in the directory that publish RSS feeds.
A 'Go to a random site' button sends visitors directly to a randomly selected personal site from the directory.
The project is fully open-source, and anyone can contribute by opening a pull request on its GitHub repository.
Originally built by Andy Bell, the directory is currently maintained by Henry Desroches and Declan Chidlow with community contributions.
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