Sarath.

What Sarath Search is

A fast, private, India-first search engine. No account, no profile, no ad tracking — and an honest account of where every result comes from.

Where results come from

Sarath Search doesn't claim an index it doesn't have. Results are sourced through a fallback chain of search providers, tried in order, falling through whenever one errors or returns nothing:

OrderProviderStatus
1Brave Search APIIndependent index — signup pending, key not yet set
2Serper.devLive — currently serving most queries
3FirecrawlLive — commercial API
4DuckDuckGo HTMLLast resort only — fragile, not a path we invest in

Each provider gets a 4-second timeout, so one slow provider can't stall the whole chain. An India/Hindi-focused own index is being built separately and isn't blended into these results yet.

The AI Answer

For informational queries, a grounded summary from OM2.5 can appear above the organic results, with numbered citations that link down to the sources it drew from. It summarises and cites — it doesn't replace the open web.

Currently off. The OM2.5 inference endpoint isn't live yet, so the AI card doesn't appear on any query. When confidence would be low, or a query is purely navigational, the card is omitted entirely rather than shown with a guess dressed up as an answer.

Hindi and English

Every result's language is detected server-side and labelled EN or हिं. You never have to flip a toggle before searching — Devanagari, Latin, and mixed-script "Hinglish" queries all work as typed.

What isn't built yet

Stating this plainly is more useful than a feature list that overpromises:

The wheel

Sarathi (सारथी) means charioteer — the one who knows the way through noise to a destination. The mark is the geometry of a wheel, and it does three jobs: it's the logo, it spins while a query is in flight, and its gold echoes the focus ring you see when tabbing through the page.

Read the privacy page for exactly what's stored, and for how long.