An internet that doesn't want to keep you. Play, waste some time, then leave.
↓ scroll · drag the shapes · spin the wheel
The most common thing we do online. Thumb up, thumb up, thumb up. For hours.
A machine does. Then it sells what it learned about you to whoever pays.
That's the whole vocabulary you're allowed: like, comment, save, share.
Links to the outside get punished. Leaving is the one thing the feed can't allow.
Hours later, nothing stays. Except the rage-bait.
FUNSCROLL is a way of making websites that move in every direction, that have an ending, and that invite you to leave. No goals, no metrics. Closer to art than to a feed.
This part scrolls slowly.
Your thumb moves. The page takes its time.
Nothing is chasing you here.
Time online can feel like something other than a blur.
Okay. You can speed up again.
a small glossary. each little shape does what its sticker says (scroll fast, tap, tilt). drag the stickers around.
scrolling becomes a choreography between you and the page.
the page slows down so time feels different. (you just did it.)
moving through the screen with wit and curiosity.
a long ride that, eventually, ends. look at the track on the right →
tilt or rotate the phone and the page leans with you.
Behind this door: one of the sites that inspired FUNSCROLL. Which one? No idea. It opens somewhere else, because leaving is allowed here.
take me somewhere weird opens in a new tab ↗This scroll has an ending. That's a feature. Now close this tab and go do something nice.
manifesto · funscrollers · kit