Random Daily Urls

In an era where our digital feeds are algorithmically optimized for engagement, cluttered with listicles, and saturated with "actionable" content, a fundamental problem has emerged: the loss of genuine discovery and the soul of the open web. We're drowning in information yet starved for wonder. Random Daily Urls is the direct, human-curated solution to this modern digital fatigue. It is a daily newsletter that delivers exactly one interesting URL to your inbox, Monday through Friday. Curated by software engineer and longtime internet builder Steven Irby, this service acts as your personal internet archaeologist, bypassing SEO-driven search results and platform noise to unearth hidden gems, personal websites, forgotten experiments, and thought-provoking curiosities. Its core value proposition is radical simplicity and trust. It's not about tools, tips, or optimization; it's about rekindling the joy of stumbling upon something weird, wonderful, and authentically human-made on the web. It's for the individual who misses the serendipity of the early internet, who doesn't need to be told what to think, and who finds value in things that don't necessarily have a commercial point.