What people previously said about Kagi

“i have been having better luck for this with kagi but the ceo sux pretty bad”

“Kagi is goated”

“Kagi has ultimately saved me hundreds of dollars because I no longer get so frustrated that I almost throw my laptop against the wall.”

“Here's Kagi's boolean operators and other search bits like parentheses for grouping:”

“I'm broke and unemployed, but I cancelled Netflix and a bunch of other subscriptions to keep Kagi, it's that important to me these days.”

“Happy Kagi ultimate user here too from jp. Only I d like to know more about their indexing. This was the primary reason I sw.”

“I love Kagi. I want to see them do well, of all of the search alternatives, this is the only one where I’ve never felt the need to go back to google.”

“Go ahead, keep taking my money, Kagi.”

“Testing Tavily right now, Kagi is next.I wonder why I see so few comments about it on HN, does everybody have this figured out already?”

“If I'm chasing ideas or period specific things, then I need a more powerful image search engine [w/out subscription to use an LLM like Kagi], and can point me to verified sources of truth, starting with who made the thing and when.”

“I love Kagi so much. What an incredibly thoughtful, fast, powerful, customizable search tool. I love that I can filter-out / rank / save search tools, and their focus on speed & execution makes it deeply worth a few bucks a month.”

“Keyword trustworthy, I think Kagi is one of the only companies that would be in a position to do this without pushback.But, regular models and harnesses work okay for this too.”

“Just enabled it- Love Kagi!”

“Too bad the new Kagi settings does not support allowing some paywalled domains to show up.”

“I don't want anything interesting or novel. I want search that doesn't berate me with ads or AI overviews if I don't ask for them.”

“My household is hooked on the AI Assistant. It’s heartwarming to be able to buy consumer software that just works.If only Kagi had a Shopping feature, then it would be a complete solution for us.”

“I wish Kagi had existed years ago. I just saw someone talking about the Google SEO-laden experience when troubleshooting coding errors and realized it’s a pain I haven’t felt in a long time. It’s telling that Google never made a “remove this site from results” option.”

“Okay, strange, but that’s a bug, not a web app “feeling barebones” wrt. core functionality for most users, at least IMO.Has that been reported on kagifeedback.org yet?”

“Kagi specifically rocks because it lets you downrank those sites.”

“Kudos to Kagi!”

“I use it for any first pass searches. It’s great. Add a ? at the end of a search and get an annotated answer. Super happy with it and super happy to keep paying. Plus they send me stickers sometimes that go on my laptop that serve as a conversation starter to evangelize Kagi a bit in person.”

“I think this is amazing. Love Kagi. I’m happy to pay for a good search.Nobody speaks about their AI Assistant, but it is really good.”

“This makes sense to me as a Kagi user. The chance that I'm going to subscribe to read an article I found via a search is zero.”

“I love Kagi but will probably be selective or ignore this one. Sometimes, I like to know what's out there, and I don't have a problem with paying for good content.”

“I wish they put more effort into Kagi news. Feels very barebones but has a lot of potential.”

“Kagi added a setting for removing paywalled links from search results”

“This Kagi claim seems to be at least partially false:> Google built its index by crawling the open web before robots.txt was a widespread norm, often over publishers’ objections.”