The Next Google

1

Google

“Brave Search can operate as stand-alone, the rest cannot as they rely on Google or Bing. Most search engines are not independent search engines, and while they may provide some value, they are qualitatively different from what Brave Search is doing. Independence is not something directly actionable, but it’s a fundamental property. Independence means that Brave Search would continue to work even if Google and Microsoft opposed it. Independence means choice and diversity.” - Josep Pujol, Chief of Search at Brave

#Search Engine #Internet Search #Web Search 3690 social mentions

2

Neeva

One type of query that Neeva does particularly well at is shopping. Neeva knows that reviews are important, so they make it easy to find them.

#iPhone #Web App #Productivity 65 social mentions

3

You.com

Eventually people will be able to build their own You.com apps with unique interactions, and publish them to the You.com platform.

#Privacy #Developer Tools #AI 275 social mentions

4

Andi

The way that Andi generates search results is different from the other search engines on this list. It focuses on understanding the intent and topics of your query, then tries to predict the best sources for your answer. After that, it queries the relevant APIs and vertical search engines directly, generating results in realtime.

#Productivity #Privacy #AI 24 social mentions

5

Brave Search

“Brave Search can operate as stand-alone, the rest cannot as they rely on Google or Bing. Most search engines are not independent search engines, and while they may provide some value, they are qualitatively different from what Brave Search is doing. Independence is not something directly actionable, but it’s a fundamental property. Independence means that Brave Search would continue to work even if Google and Microsoft opposed it. Independence means choice and diversity.” - Josep Pujol, Chief of Search at Brave

#Android #iPhone #Web App 327 social mentions

6

Kagi

Another thing that Kagi focuses on is delivering non-commercial results. Kagi has an entire index of non-commercial websites, which they’ve also made available separately as Teclis. This allows them to find results that you won’t find on Google and most other search engines.

#Search Engine #Security & Privacy #Privacy Search Engine 117 social mentions

7

MillionShort

Some examples of goggles that could be created are “top tech blogs”, “drop the top 1000 most popular domains” (which implements the general idea of an older search engine, MillionShort), or “cooking sites my mom would recommend”.

#Search Engine #Internet Search #Web Search 38 social mentions

8

Neuralink

I tried it out on Tim Urban’s Neuralink post and found some other interesting content, including one that criticized Tim Urban’s post.

#Social Networks #Social Network #API 82 social mentions

9

Bing

“Brave Search can operate as stand-alone, the rest cannot as they rely on Google or Bing. Most search engines are not independent search engines, and while they may provide some value, they are qualitatively different from what Brave Search is doing. Independence is not something directly actionable, but it’s a fundamental property. Independence means that Brave Search would continue to work even if Google and Microsoft opposed it. Independence means choice and diversity.” - Josep Pujol, Chief of Search at Brave

#Search Engine #Internet Search #Mapping And GIS 337 social mentions

10

DuckDuckGo

#Search Engine #Web Search #Internet Search 1642 social mentions