I Built a Site That Curates Weird YouTube Rabbit Holes Daily
I Built a Site That Curates Weird YouTube Rabbit Holes Daily
I built Yourabbit.com — a site that curates hand-picked YouTube rabbit holes grouped by themes like quirky psychology, obscure tech, weird facts, and binge-worthy oddities. It’s not driven by the YouTube algorithm — every collection is themed and curated manually (for now), with a backend I’m automating to fetch and organize new rabbit holes daily. Built as a hybrid Astro + Next.js project, optimized for static generation and speed. I’m also pairing videos with custom summaries and commentary (using AI), and would love feedback from the HN crowd on: Content model (too wide? not specific enough?) Scaling ideas or features worth adding Whether it's fun enough to keep people coming back Open to any critique or ideas. Thanks!
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