🔗 Building a simple search engine that actually works

Look, I know what you're thinking. "Why not just use Elasticsearch?" or "What about Algolia?" Those are valid options, but they come with complexity. You need to learn their APIs, manage their infrastructure, and deal with their quirks.

Sometimes you just want something that:

• Works with your existing database
• Doesn't require external services
• Is easy to understand and debug
• Actually finds relevant results

That's what I built. A search engine that uses your existing database, respects your current architecture, and gives you full control over how it works.