r/indieweb is a subreddit with 9k members. The most common flair used is social media, personal site, self promotion, question ?, and apps.
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 made a social site where everyone gets a tiny pixel house"
15 posts
#2
Personal Site
: "My first Website!"
12 posts
#3
Self Promotion
: "I made a tiny website about stuff my dog loves"
11 posts
#4
Question ?
: "Youtube alternative type thingy?"
11 posts
#5
Apps
: "Mindmap-style static site generator based on meshfox"
7 posts
#6
Games
: "Free Online Game: The Pennsylvania Turnpike Trail"
6 posts
#7
Resources/Tools
: "Last Words: An idea to ensure people can read your last words after death."
5 posts
#8
Blog
: "Part two of my blog series"
3 posts
#9
WebDev
: "Best way of building a site without Node?"
3 posts
#10
Coding
: "I built my first website"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/indieweb
Yearly
+8k members(1262.0%)
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Last updated: October 16, 2026