Curious minds have always relied on word of mouth to find the lectures that finally make a hard subject click. HackerTube captures that word of mouth at internet scale. It read every Hacker News comment published between 2007 and 2026, found the YouTube videos that commenters actively recommended to one another, and kept only those praised by at least three different people across at least three different months. The 6,454 videos in the HackerTube collection are therefore recommendations with receipts.
Every card on HackerTube explains why the community loves a video, what type it is, what level it targets, and whether it has aged well — exactly the context you want before investing an hour of attention. The original HN discussion travels with each video on HackerTube, so you can read the arguments, not just the verdict.
Learning paths come naturally on HackerTube: browse 150 topics across 16 areas, follow curated playlists, or use its semantic search to find material about a concept even when the video never names it. Everything is free, there are no accounts, and your likes and history remain on your own device. For lifelong learners, HackerTube is the shortcut to the talks people still cite years after they were first posted.
Flying Roadster AI Video Generator is a playful AI experiment that turns car photos into cinematic flight scenes with optional portrait and six frame shapes.
Project Moon Life is an atmospheric, free life simulation where curious players explore a fictional City through choices and archived lives.
AI-powered face analysis with personalized insights on facial proportions, symmetry, style, grooming, and hairstyle recommendations.
Seven free browser football games in one place — career sims, legend guessing, squad building, and a daily seeded challenge — no account or download needed.
Get an instant, fully in-browser PSL rating from one photo — nothing is uploaded, and you receive a score, tier, category breakdown, and shareable card.
Put two face photos head-to-head and get structured PSL scores with an eight-dimension radar, a verdict, and a shareable card — scientific or roast mode.
