Small Web

Kagi Inc.

About this app

Kagi Small Web brings you fresh content from real people: bloggers, creators, and independent voices that make the internet worth exploring.

The web has become dominated by algorithms, ads, and AI-generated noise. Small Web cuts through it all to surface genuine human expression: personal blogs, independent YouTube creators, open-source projects, and webcomics from people who create because they love it.

## What is the Small Web?

Think of the internet as a huge neighborhood. There are millions of people around, but we rarely bump into each other anymore. The Small Web is that quieter corner where real humans share their thoughts, projects, and creativity without the corporate megaphone.

Kagi curates thousands of these independent voices and delivers fresh posts from the last seven days, so you always discover something new.

### Features

• Browse content from over 30K+ blogs, YouTube creators, GitHub projects, and webcomics
• Bookmark posts to read later
• Send appreciation to creators
• Filter by category to find exactly what interests you
• Use reader mode for a clean, distraction-free reading experience

### Open Source

Small Web is completely open source. Check out the code, suggest improvements, or see how we curate our sources on GitHub.

### From Kagi

Small Web is built by Kagi, the company behind the ad-free Kagi Search. We're on a mission to humanize the web, and this app is one small step toward surfacing the people behind the posts.

Ready to meet some neighbors?

Ratings and reviews

I like the App so far. It's a quick glimpse into what the internet felt like back in the 90s. It's not bad for a V1.0. There are a few areas I feel can be improved upon. I'm having a difficult time scrolling up, it's super gittery and jumpy. Also, it would be nice to change/remove the rubber band effect when scrolling to the bottom of a list, changing/removing the constant partial banners at the top and bottom, and allowing download of images. And please add a music category!

​I didn’t realize how much I missed the actual internet until I started using this app. It has quickly become my favorite way to pass the time. ​I honestly think people would have a much higher opinion of the internet if they spent their "bored" time here instead of on social media. It’s quiet, it’s interesting, and it’s entirely human.

I need a way to report bad actors, such as sites that are blatant ads or open popups.

What’s new

This update adds support for reporting inappropriate posts, and fixes an issue where the like animation could appear unexpectedly while swiping between posts. It also includes general bug fixes and performance improvements.