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Meilisearch Has a Free Search Engine — Typo-Tolerant, Instant Results, Self-Hosted
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Meilisearch Has a Free Search Engine — Typo-Tolerant, Instant Results, Self-Hosted

via Dev.to WebdevAlex Spinov2h ago

Adding search to an app shouldn't require a PhD in Elasticsearch. But that's what it feels like — 200-page docs, complex cluster configs, JVM tuning, index mappings. Meilisearch is the opposite. Download a 40MB binary. Index your data. Get typo-tolerant, sub-50ms search results. The free self-hosted version has zero limitations. What You Get Free Open-source (MIT license). Self-host with no limits: Sub-50ms search — instant results on millions of documents Typo tolerance — "JavaScrpt" still finds "JavaScript" Faceted search — filter by category, price range, tags Geo search — find results near a location Multi-language — tokenization for CJK, Thai, Hebrew, and more Custom ranking — combine relevancy with business rules Synonyms — "sneakers" = "shoes" = "trainers" Multi-tenancy — tenant tokens for secure per-user search RESTful API — simple HTTP endpoints SDKs — JavaScript, Python, Ruby, PHP, Go, Rust, and more Cloud free tier: 100K documents, 10K searches/month. Quick Start # Download

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