Anti-algorithm shuffle for Straight content. Every click serves a random pick from a multi-source corpus, not a personalized recommendation.
Surprise Me by RedditRand picks one destination at random from the Straight-tagged pool. Consecutive clicks give consecutively different picks — the last 10 URLs you were served are excluded from the next pick, so you don't see the same thing twice in a session.
Filter by format (video / comic / image / game / text) on the Surprise Me page if you want to restrict the pool further. Empty format selection means "any format."
No — by default it serves any format. Use the Video chip above the shuffle button to restrict to video destinations only.
As of the last refresh, 4131. The corpus is regenerated weekly, so the number changes.
Standard GA4 events fire (tag, format, source). There is no per-user recommendation model. Every visitor sees the same random distribution.
If you'd rather browse Straight-tagged subreddits than tube-site destinations, the RedditRand homepage picks a random Straight-tagged sub with the tag filter selected. Different content shape, same random-pick pattern.
The alternatives directory also has Straight-specific "sites like r/{sub}" pages for the most-searched Straight sub names.