The Internet Archive is one of the richest troves on the web - millions of posters, maps, photographs, type specimens, museum scans - but it's built for searching, not for looking. So I built arch.supply: it turns the Archive into a fast, visual feed you can actually browse and get lost in. Pull color palettes from anything, flip through scanned books, save moodboards, and there's even ambient radio (via the lovely raydio.net) while you dig. Everything streams live from archive.org.
I'm launching here on June 23 and would love your eyes before then:
Browse 40M+ posters, maps, type specimens, pulp covers and museum scans from the Internet Archive — for inspiration, research, or the sheer joy of it. Save to moodboards, pull color palettes, credit sources. No login, no API key.
