Privacy-focused search engine for consumers

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Problem

Users want search that protects their privacy, is simpler than mainstream options, and does not require JavaScript. Existing commercial search engines either monetize user data or lack customization.

Solution concept

A search engine that combines privacy protection with a lightweight, JavaScript-free UI, customizable search providers, and features like domain boosting, exclusion, and search shortcuts. The product differentiates through simplicity, personalization options, and a transparent business model (with source code access after 12 months of payment).

Who has it

Privacy-conscious internet users seeking an alternative to Google, Bing, and other mainstream search engines.

How they handle it today

Users currently rely on mainstream search engines (Google, Bing) or privacy-focused alternatives (DuckDuckGo, Ecosia). They may also use search shortcuts or custom search providers to refine results.

Why now

Growing awareness of privacy concerns with mainstream search engines and increasing demand for alternatives that do not track users or monetize personal data. Expansion into EU markets driven by privacy regulations and user preferences.

How it could charge

Subscription model: direct payment from users for search service access. Additional revenue stream from website owners through a paid site search product (Uruky Site Search).