Meadow40 is a curated web index — 830 catalogued entries spanning 22 subject sections, each reviewed and filed for straightforward access. The index operates as a reference resource: a maintained record of active sites across a broad range of trades, services, and topics. Entries are organised by subject and assigned to the section that best reflects their primary purpose. A site that operates across several fields is placed where it is most likely to be sought. The aim is utility: a researcher, a curious reader, or someone looking for a specific type of service should be able to locate relevant entries without difficulty. Submission is open. Any site owner may add their listing at no cost, and each entry is reviewed before it appears in the public index. We look for sites that are active, clearly purposeful, and reasonably maintained — not for sites that meet an arbitrary quality standard, but for sites that accurately represent what they offer. The index is kept current as a matter of principle. Entries that become inaccessible or that no longer correspond to their stated purpose are subject to removal. The record is intended to be useful over time, not merely a snapshot of a single moment. Meadow40 takes no editorial position on the sites it catalogues. Inclusion is a statement of presence, not of endorsement. We record what is there so that others may find it.