TypeSense

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Brand Details

Type: Product

Description: Typesense is an open-source search engine designed for developers. It's known for being fast, easy to use, and typo-tolerant. It's built in C++ and utilizes cutting-edge algorithms to leverage modern hardware capabilities and machine learning. It's often presented as an alternative to other search engines like Algolia, Elasticsearch, and Pinecone.

Website: https://typesense.org

Mention Analytics

Total Mentions: 8

Subreddit Mentions:

Positive Mentions: 6

Negative Mentions: 0

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PositiveGeneral Discussion

💬 114 comments

⬆︎ 4 upvotes

Mentioned for fast processing data

Found in /r/PHP/
PositiveGeneral Discussion

💬 15 comments

⬆︎ 0 upvotes

Used as part of the tech stack, there were no negative comments about TypeSense

Found in /r/webdev/
PositiveSoftware Recommendation

💬 8 comments

⬆︎ 0 upvotes

Recommended as a good alternative for full-text search.

Found in /r/webdev/

Jan 27, 2025

[Advice] Is having a large JSON file server or client side a bad thing?

PositiveSoftware Recommendation

💬 5 comments

⬆︎ 2 upvotes

Typesense is mentioned as a possible solution, but is considered too expensive.

Found in /r/webdev/

Jan 17, 2025

Struggling with Algolia: advice (alternatives?) appreciated

PositiveSoftware Recommendation

💬 4 comments

⬆︎ 2 upvotes

Commenter is using it and finds it has a good API and is fast.

Found in /r/webdev/

Dec 7, 2024

Text search (exact text, prefix search, approx text, vector search)

PositiveSoftware Recommendation

💬 19 comments

⬆︎ 9 upvotes

Recommended by multiple users for its ease of use and ability to handle large datasets. Specifically mentioned as a good alternative to Postgres for large-scale search.

Found in /r/PostgreSQL/

Oct 1, 2024

What's your tech stack for building your SaaS?

NeutralGeneral Discussion

💬 231 comments

⬆︎ 105 upvotes

Mentioned for search.

Found in /r/SaaS/

Feb 12, 2024

Postgres is Enough - use Postgres for everything

NeutralGeneral Discussion

💬 24 comments

⬆︎ 50 upvotes

Typesense and Meilisearch are mentioned as alternatives to PostgreSQL for real-time searching.

Found in /r/PostgreSQL/

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