A flat, human-kept index of the web.
843 sites across 22 chapters — logged, reviewed, and open to browse.
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Almanac30 accepts submissions from any site that meets the basic entry threshold. The process takes under two minutes: select the chapter that fits your site, supply a title and brief description, and submit. Entries are reviewed and added to the muster at no charge. Free to Submit
Frequently asked
What is Almanac30?
Almanac30 is a web directory that organises sites across 22 subject chapters and presents them in the format of a field log. It currently holds 843 approved entries, and new submissions are accepted continuously.
Is it free to submit my site?
Yes. Submitting an entry to Almanac30 costs nothing. Fill in the submission form, choose the chapter that best fits your site, and the record will be updated after review.
How are entries organised?
Entries are filed under one of 22 chapters — ranging from Vehicles & Overland Gear to Expeditions & Voyages. Within each chapter they are listed in the order they were logged, with no ranking or weighting applied.
How long does review take?
Most submissions are reviewed within a short window after they are received. The log is updated regularly, so newly approved entries appear in the muster without significant delay.
Can I update or correct my listing?
Yes. If the details logged for your site are out of date or inaccurate, use the submission form to send a correction. The Almanac30 record is only as useful as it is accurate, so corrections are welcomed.
What kinds of sites can be listed?
Any site operating in one of the 22 charted sectors is eligible for submission. Almanac30 does not restrict entries by size, geography, or language, provided the site is live and the submission details are complete.
Does Almanac30 sell advertising or featured placements?
No. The directory does not sell advertising space, featured positions, or sponsored listings of any kind. All entries appear on the same terms, in the same format, within their respective chapters.
About Almanac30
Almanac30 approaches the web the way a field recorder approaches new territory: methodically, without embellishment, noting what is found and moving on. This directory logs 843 approved sites across 22 chapters — from Companions & Personal Connexions to Expeditions & Voyages — each entry recorded by domain, title, and a brief description. The index is open: any site meeting the basic criteria can be submitted for inclusion at no cost, and entries are reviewed before they appear in the muster. There are no featured listings, no paid placements, and no rankings — only the record as it stands. Browse a chapter to see the full roll of entries in that sector, or submit your own outpost to the log.