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Show HN: A one-click random NSFW subreddit button

3 nmradnom 0 6/30/2025, 9:30:34 PM randomnsfwsub.com ↗

Hey folks — I built a super simple side project called NSFW Subreddit Picker that does exactly what it says: Click one button, get dropped into a random adult-themed subreddit.

Why I built it: I noticed people were Googling things like “random NSFW subreddit” and there wasn’t a good solution.

Reddit’s content discovery is great, but chaotic — especially for NSFW stuff.

I was curious how far I could take a single static HTML page with good UX and SEO.

How it works: urls.txt powers the backend (just a flat file of curated subreddits)

JavaScript fetches the list and opens a random one in a new tab

There’s also a preview bar and a grid view that dynamically pull image thumbnails from the Reddit API

No signups, no tracking — just fun and simple

Results so far: Site ranks #6 on Google for “random nsfw reddit”

Gets 1,000+ users/month with no ads or promotion

Built with plain HTML/JS + some light SEO optimization

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