We already have Kagi Maps! But it needs a lot of work still, and we're on it, lots of new updates coming soon: help.kagi.com/kagi/maps/in...

Love it! Just shared it with our whole team 😍

Redirects (URL Rewrites) | Kagi's Docs Kagi Search Help

If you use the URL redirects feature on Kagi, what domains are you using it for? We're looking to update our docs with more examples:

help.kagi.com/kagi/feature...

Google is free, so why pay for Kagi search on your iPhone? Here’s why Remember when searching the web felt simple?

"Kagi reminds me of what search was meant to be: fast, focused, and useful. In an age where every click is monitored and monetized, paying for search might just be the most quietly radical thing you can do."

Check out the full piece by @craiggrannell.bsky.social:

www.tapsmart.com/features/abo...

Hi Ian, happy to share a promo code for 3 months of unlimited search if you'd like to really do a deep dive. Kagi has a ton of features that makes it particularly useful for journalists and writers.

Drop a note about that to support@kagi.com

Redirects (URL Rewrites) | Kagi's Docs Kagi Search Help

Here's more info!

help.kagi.com/kagi/feature...

Video demo: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CrV...

That is actually beautiful 😍

Odd, it shouldn't be, would you mind reaching out to us via support@kagi.com with these details so we can debug this specific issue? Thank you!

Oh, that is intentional 😉 it's "trying" to load a tracker, and failing, because even in the 90s, Kagi wouldn't have had one.

Kagi's April Fools' homepage redesigned as a 1990s web portal, with a bright orange/yellow color scheme, starry border, retro logo, a "Fetch!" search button, nostalgic suggested searches like "Dial-up or ISDN?", sections for blog posts, app downloads, and community links, sidebar ads for Orion Browser and Kagi merch, and a deliberately broken PHP visitor counter in the footer.

We heard your feedback and took it seriously: Kagi Search now loads best on Netscape Navigator

Data collection is everywhere and surveillance is being weaponized. It's worth being intentional about the tools you use every day, and your search engine is a great place to start. With Kagi, you don't have to sacrifice quality for privacy. You get both.

Kagi makes this even easier with deeper customization options, all without tracking you, littering your results with ads or selling your data.

Whole Vibe, No Cap (Season 6, Episode 11) YouTube video by Linux User Space

Learn about the value of Kagi's Snaps for search in this latest episode of the Linux User Space podcast:

youtu.be/XnvLKcV5ywk?...

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Thanks for spreading the good word, Brian! Much appreciated 💛

I switched to Kagi which has vastly better search results than Google, and has a filter to remove AI results. It is a paid product, but the search results are so much more accurate and useful that it is worth it. A lot of time saved by not having to sift through garbage Google results.

New on the Kagi Tips blog: Take control of your search results with domain ranking.

"I forgot sites like Quora and Pinterest even still exist."

blog.kagi.com/tips/domain-...

Generative AI detox - how did it go? — Asynchronous agile | Go “async-first” I undertook a short, generative AI detox. It helped me reinforce that while LLMs aren’t indispensable, I don’t mind using them for boring work. I am, however, going to militantly avoid generative AI i...

Read the full piece: www.asyncagile.org/blog/generat...

Testimonial quote on a black background with a yellow quotation mark icon at the top. The quote reads: "Kagi is an incredible search platform. The results are better than Google's, and I get to fine-tune them to my preferences and filters. No sneaky algorithm second-guessing what I want, no one trying to sell me stuff. None of that nonsense." Attributed to Sumeet Moghe.

Kagi members say it best.

Reclaiming Your Digital Autonomy: A Comprehensive Guide to Privacy-Respecting Software Alternatives In the modern digital landscape, convenience often comes at the steep price of personal privacy. Over the last two decades, the internet has become increasingly centralized, dominated by a handful of ...

"Kagi represents a radical, refreshing alternative: a paid search engine. By charging a modest subscription fee, Kagi aligns its incentives entirely with the user. You are the customer, not the product."

www.ubuntupit.com/reclaiming-y...

Two-panel comic comparing internet models. Top panel: A massive blue "SUPERSTORE" building with "Everything is here" in an empty parking lot. Bottom panel: A lively street with small shops, colorful awnings, trees, and people socializing at outdoor tables. Caption: "Brought to you by Kagi's Small Web."

This is the web we're fighting for.

Does your business English let you down? Turn it into pure corporate gibberish with LinkedIn Speak Struggling to find the right buzzwords to adorn your CV, or to put a gloss on a series of professional setbacks? There’s a translation app for that

Kagi Translate's LinkedIn Speak feature still making headlines:

www.theguardian.com/money/2026/m...

Hey and we featured your own tip! 🥰

Unfortunately not but hope you'll spot some Kagi shirts and/or socks!

Kagi search bar with "@w" typed, showing a dropdown of matching snap codes including Wikipedia, Wolfram|Alpha, Wayback Machine, and others.

From our tips blog on how to get the most out of Kagi💡

Using Snaps for faster site-specific searches:

blog.kagi.com/tips/snaps

never thought i'd pay for search, but i've genuinely loved @kagi.com in the three months or so that i've been using it.

Love to hear this! Thank you so much for your support and appreciation 💜

I just discovered Kagi's Small Web feature and it is AMAZING! I am seeing human-made corners of the Internet never before accessible to the average user until now! If you want a search engine built against AI slop instead of for it, i can't recommend Kagi enough.

My feelings exactly