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I built a social-first search(X, Reddit, TikTok) cause Google is boring
Yet another social search wrapper when Perplexity already does this.
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Dhavidh
544d ago
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I Built the Best Google Alternative for Gen-Z, Googling Like TikToking
by dhavd·Jun 11, 2026·1 point·1 comment
AI Analysis
○PassBold Bet
Landing page with 'Google for Gen Z' claims but no visible search infrastructure or results.
Strengths
- •Minimal, clean interface design
- •Clear value proposition for social-native search
Weaknesses
- •No code repository, technical docs, or API details provided
- •No demo of actual search results or index source visible
Category
Target Audience
Gen Z users wanting social media-focused search
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Perplexity · You.com · Phind
Post Description
Google but returns social media returns
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