Blogroll
Blogroll is a curated directory of independent personal blogs from around the world. It highlights writers who publish on their own domains, outside the reach of platforms and algorithms.
What problem does it solve?
The personal web is alive but hard to find. Search engines favour platforms. Social feeds bury links. Blog directories from the early web are long dead. Blogroll brings back the idea of a curated list of blogs worth reading, maintained by a human instead of an algorithm.
How it works
Each blog is reviewed and added by hand. The directory organizes entries for browsing and links directly to each writer’s own domain. No affiliate links, no rankings, no advertising. A simple submission form lets writers request inclusion.
Whom it’s for
Readers looking for something to read that isn’t a thread, a newsletter paywall, or a content farm. Writers who publish independently and want to be found by other people who still believe in the open web.
Tech
Static site with a structured data layer.
Frequently asked questions
What is Blogroll?
A hand-curated directory of independent personal blogs. It collects writers who publish on their own domains, organized for easy browsing and discovery.
How are blogs selected?
Each entry is reviewed for quality, independence, and originality. The directory favours personal sites over company blogs or content farms.
Can I submit my blog?
Yes. There is a submission form on the site for new entries.
Is it free?
Yes. No signup, no paywall, no tracking.