OK Next
Discovery, reinvented

One button. A new page, every time.

Pick the categories you care about, hit Next, and land on a hand-picked page you probably wouldn't have found on your own. No feed to scroll, no algorithm guessing what keeps you hooked — just the next interesting thing.

The OKNext toolbar across the top of a web page, with OK Next, Go Back, Submit this page, Save, Saved, Good page, Poor page and Problem? buttons

Pick what you like

Choose from hundreds of categories, from astronomy to zines. Change them any time.

Hit OK Next

One click opens a hand-picked page. No feed to scroll, no algorithm deciding what hooks you.

Rate, save, share

Mark pages good or poor, save the ones worth keeping, and submit your own finds.

Free
Everything you need to get exploring.
  • Unlimited random pages, picked by category
  • Every 7th page is a sponsored page
  • 7-day browsing history
OKNext Pro Coming soon
Soon: $2/month or $20/year — no sponsored pages, ever.
  • Soon you can get everything in Free
  • Soon you can skip the sponsored page shown every 7th page
  • Soon you can keep a longer browsing history

Get the toolbar

OKNext lives right in your browser. Install the extension, pin it, and click its icon whenever you want the next page. A small circle then follows you around the web, with the full toolbar one click away.

  1. 1

    Get the extension

    Open the OKNext page in the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome.

  2. 2

    Pin it

    Click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome's toolbar, then click the pin next to OKNext so it stays visible.

  3. 3

    Hit OK Next

    Click the OKNext icon in your toolbar, then OK Next. You don't need an account — guests can use OK Next right away.

    The OKNext popup with the OK Next button
  4. 4

    Meet the circle

    On the page you land on, and on any site you visit from then on, a small circle with the OKNext mark appears in the corner. Click it to open the full toolbar. (It doesn't appear on oknext.page or your browser's own pages.)

    A web page with the small round OKNext button in its top-right corner

Hide the toolbar

Not browsing new pages right now? Hide the toolbar until you're ready.

Click the OKNext icon, then Hide OKNext at the bottom of the popup. The circle and the bar disappear from every site, leaving nothing on the pages you visit. When you want it back, click the icon again and choose Show OKNext.

The OKNext popup with OK Next, Go Back, Submit this page, Save, Saved, Good page, Poor page and Problem? buttons, and a Hide OKNext button at the bottom

Get the app

Prefer to browse on your phone? Download the app for the same one-button discovery, on the go.

OKNext for AndroidComing soon to the Google Play Store

Can't wait? You can direct download the test application right now from GitHub.

Help keep OKNext interesting

Every page here is hand-picked. Join the moderators who review new finds and get Pro benefits for free, or put your own page in front of people who follow your categories.