Roam

Roam is a community-curated discovery tool for finding random web pages. It is built around one-tap or one-click exploration: a page is chosen from the web, filtered by a user’s interests and shaped by real ratings rather than algorithms or feeds.

The service starts by asking users to pick categories that match what they care about. After that, tapping the Roam button in a browser or Android app sends the user to one new page at a time. Pages can be rated with thumbs up or down, and those votes affect what appears next. Roam also describes itself as having no feeds, no infinite scrolling, no rabbit holes, and no notifications, and it says that real people submit and rate pages so that the best content rises while noise disappears.

Roam is available as a browser extension, an Android app, and a web experience. The browser extension supports Chrome and Firefox, and the Android app includes swipe-to-discover, save, and read-offline functions. The site also offers collections, including themed collections such as Outdoors, Games, History, TED videos, SCIENCE!, and literature, along with a way to submit a URL.

The page states that Roam has 1.6 million curated URLs, 72+ topics, and 0 total page ratings. It also invites users to sign up for personalised recommendations or try a random curated page right away. The page footer includes links for GitHub, feedback, legal pages, support, and app and extension downloads.