r/indieweb is a subreddit with 10k members. The most common flair used is social media, personal site, apps, self promotion, and webring.
r/indieweb is for people making, exploring, and taking ownership of their corner of the internet. We celebrate personal websites, forums, wikis, directories, web-rings, self-hosting, archiving, open source, privacy, De-googling, coding, indie software, and weird or artsy web projects. Think handmade HTML, experimental sites, and itch.io energy not generic corporate webdesign or endless promotion. Make things, learn, share, preserve, and keep the web independent.
Flair Used in r/indieweb
#1
Social Media
: "I built a post office for my tiny internet town"
13 posts
#2
Personal Site
: "My mom made a website."
11 posts
#3
Apps
: "My app and messenger app"
9 posts
#4
Self Promotion
: "Oak City Games 2026 & Memory Paint II"
8 posts
#5
Webring
: "The Smallweb Subway - Each line is a topic & each station is a website!"
5 posts
#6
Question ?
: "How to Start"
3 posts
#7
WebDev
: "My contribution to the indie web"
3 posts
#8
Blog
: "My Personal Blog That Talks About the Supernatural and History"
3 posts
#9
Games
: "My website, it's inspired by Neal.fun I'd like suggestions on what to add"
3 posts
#10
Resources/Tools
: "Remember Geocities? Neocities brings back that old web wholesomeness again."
2 posts
Member Growth in r/indieweb
Yearly
+10k members(1323.3%)
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Last updated: November 6, 2026