Kagi Search
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Ad-free search engine emphasizing privacy, no tracking, no telemetry, and no ad targeting, using its own index and top external engines for customizable, unbiased web and image results. Offers advanced tools and lens-based personalization for user control.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Safari
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
Kagi Search News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent News
- Paul published news article about Kagi Assistant
- Paul published news article about DuckDuckGo
- Fla published news article about Kagi Search
Recent activities
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I never expected to leave Google Search for lack of any viable alternative, until I stumbled upon Kagi Search. It has a very sensible business model, with the human flair that enshitification has stripped from big tech products. Nice UI, widgets, DuckDuckGo like Bangs and many other useful things. Still, I wish the location based searching was more capable. It needs some rework.
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Signing in for a search is a turn-off
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Comments and Reviews
I really like Kagi. I had previously used Startpage in tandem with DuckDuckGo, but Kagi has almost all of their features + a lot of their own, and produces better search results.
I never expected to leave Google Search for lack of any viable alternative, until I stumbled upon Kagi Search. It has a very sensible business model, with the human flair that enshitification has stripped from big tech products. Nice UI, widgets, DuckDuckGo like Bangs and many other useful things. Still, I wish the location based searching was more capable. It needs some rework.
Signing in for a search is a turn-off
There is a free version for those who feel uncomfy to pay for a search engine. Give it a try - considering the results, this will probably convince you to pay 5$ / month for search results that will save you a priceless amount of time. Also - no sponsored ads and the usual Google'esque experience. Now bring us a Kagi/Ecosia Mix to make this perfect - but until then, this is it
I like Kagi Search because it always gives me relevant results for what I search with various filter options and without any ads and tracking.
Kagi is a good search engine If you have the money go for it but its quite expensive IMO There's also really nothing they can do to lower the price since they rely on the API's of others This is why alternative search engines kinda suck Most of them rely on the index of others
I like the idea of a paid search engine but it's very expensive for what it is, not worth it.