The web, indexed by hand.

Roster76 is an expedition log of the open web, cataloguing 836 active web destinations across 22 territory sections. It operates as a general-purpose web directory — a structured record of the digital landscape, maintained for navigators who prefer a catalogued map over an algorithmic feed.

Yes. Filing a new entry in the Roster76 log carries no charge. Submit your URL and a brief description via the submission form; your entry will be reviewed and, if approved, added to the appropriate territory section.

Entries are grouped into 22 territory sections by the nature of the service they provide — from gaming camps and medical stations to code platforms and travel outposts. A Frontier Listings & General Territories section covers destinations that span multiple categories or resist straightforward classification.

Use the submission form linked from the main navigation. Provide a working URL, a short title, a brief description, and select the closest matching territory section. Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis and added to the log once approved.

The Roster76 team reviews each submission manually before approval. Entries are checked for accessibility and relevance to the selected territory section. Approved entries are added to the log; those that do not meet the standard are declined without further notice.

The log is updated on a rolling basis as new submissions are reviewed and approved. Entries that become inactive are removed when identified. The current log records 836 approved destinations across 22 sections.

To correct or update an existing entry in the log, submit a fresh entry with the corrected details via the submission form. The previous entry will be replaced once the updated submission is reviewed and approved.