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What are the best Search Tools?

Elasticsearch, Algolia, Sphinx, Solr, and Amazon Elasticsearch Service are the most popular tools in the category “Search”. “Powerful api” is the primary reason developers pick Elasticsearch over its competitors, while “Ultra fast” is the reason why Algolia was chosen.

1st
Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch

35k stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Elasticsearch

  • •Powerful api
  • •Great search engine
  • •Open source
2nd
Algolia

Algolia

1.32k stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Algolia

  • •Ultra fast
  • •Super easy to implement
  • •Modern search engine
3rd
Sphinx

Sphinx

906 stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Sphinx

  • •Fast
  • •Simple deployment
  • •Open source
4th
Solr

Solr

780 stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Solr

  • •Powerful
  • •Indexing and searching
  • •Scalable
5th
Amazon Elasticsearch Service

Amazon Elasticsearch Service

377 stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Amazon Elasticsearch Service

  • •Easy setup, monitoring and scaling
  • •Kibana
  • •Document-oriented
6th
Google

Google

354 stacks

7th
Swiftype

Swiftype

192 stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Swiftype

  • •Very easy setup and highly customizable for your search
  • •Easy setup
  • •Analytics
8th
Lucene

Lucene

173 stacks

Top Reasons to Choose Lucene

  • •Fast
  • •Small
9th
OpenSearch

OpenSearch

152 stacks

10th
Apache Solr

Apache Solr

139 stacks

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Elasticsearch
Search

Open Source, Distributed, RESTful Search Engine

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Typesense
Search

Open-Source Alternative to Algolia

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SearchkickSearch

Intelligent search made easy

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Sonic ServerSearch

Fast, lightweight & schema-less search backend

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Amazon Elasticsearch ServiceSearch

Real-time, distributed search and analytics engine that fits nicely into a cloud environment

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4
AddSearch
Search

The almighty search platform for all your web content

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0
Sourcegraph
Search

Universal code search for every developer

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0
JinaSearch

An easier way to build neural search on the cloud

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0
SphinxSearch

Open source full text search server, designed from the ground up with performance, relevance (aka search quality), and integration simplicity in mind

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14
OpenSearchSearch

AWS fork of Elasticsearch and Kibana

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Found ElasticsearchSearch

Hosted Elasticsearch

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0
Carrot2Search

An Open Source Search Results Clustering Engine

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0
QdrantSearch

Open-source Vector Search Engine and Vector Database written in Rust

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Amazon OpenSearch ServiceSearch

Securely unlock real-time search, monitoring, and analysis of business and operational data

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LuceneSearch

A high-performance, full-featured text search engine library written entirely in Java

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SolrSearch

A blazing-fast, open source enterprise search platform

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Apache SolrSearch

An open source search platform

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Qbox.io
Search

Dedicated cloud hosting for Elasticsearch on Amazon EC2, Rackspace, and SoftLayer.

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GoogleSearch

Search the world's information

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1
YugabyteDB
Search

High-performance, distributed SQL database built for resilience and scale

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