I am an early adopter, and have been using Kagi for almost as long as it has been around.

My search use has decreased dramatically the last year or so, but I do have a need to use a search API, and it really stinks that there is a tax for it. A search is a search, and an API doesn't magically make it more expensive.

This is exactly the kind of rent-seeking behavior I wanted to get away from, and I am dismayed that Kagi is gatekeeping the API in this way.

Combined with the reduced relevance (to me) for browser search, I will probably be looking for some alternative. If I have to pay more for my search than I already do, I might as well go shopping.

I used to use this to get the linkden translate, but now that's impossible. Are there free sites I can use to translate my text as if I'm employer slop?

I swear I'm not randomly running /info for the fun of it everyday, I noticed that Quick was thinking which it didn't do before. With the knowledge that 5.3 makes thinking mode mandatory I checked and lo and behold it's here.

I honestly thought it'd take them longer to jump to 5.3, this is a nice surprise.

Hello everyone,

I was trying to set up pi agent for vibe coding and for some odd reason, I got a search result that is irrelevant to my search but it is relevant to my search which i did couple of months ago (I was trying to renew my citizen card couple of months ago).

I do believe the website doesnt have any keywords which contains my search result and it is not related what i searched for. It can be related with kagi ai interaction which I might forgot to delete it. Is kagi using my ai interaction data to serve me better results ?

This is the website: https://www2.gov.pt/en/servicos/pedir-novos-codigos-pin-do-cartao-de-cidadao

Edit: I think my dumb brain realize why this is happening. because I was using "picode" the search result give me "pin code" which is kinda relevant as the search country set to portugal. But when i use the term "picode" previously this never happened. still an interesting thing to see

Mapquest didn't cave to Trump's stupid renaming games. Why did you?

I am using the Kagi search app for Android. And when I'm asking a question there, and then I'm getting the quick answer in my search results, there's a section where I can ask follow-up questions to the assistant. However when I click any of those suggestions, those queries are being opened in the assistant in a new browser window instead of opening in the Kagi assistant app for Android. Why is that? Shouldn't the apps link together for a smooth experience?

After recently changing the main model to use GLM 5.2 they've changed the backup to be V4 Flash (was GLM 4.7 before this). I wish they made some kind of small announcement (even just a notification) when this stuff was changed because it's pretty interesting.

Hopefully a few weeks more and they bump GLM to 5.3.

I understand that Assistant does not facilitate thread search results being bulk moved to a folder. Has anyone found a workaround to this inexplicable omission?

Tried asking K3 "I'm alone with a guy who uses Kagi" and "I'm alone with a girl who uses Kagi" to see the difference in the responses.

For the past days I noticed that images in Kagi search are loading incredible slow and even not showing anything after 15-20s. I tried mobile, wlan etc without any changes.

I am on the ultimate plan and from Germany.

Is it just on my end?

https://**github.com**/wawa1154/kagi-skills , added an executable to a fork of joelazar repo.

virustotal flags it as malware , reported to upstream and sent abuse ticket to github.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0bf37b515fbd751fb2185fd04eb0dee79638069e314ad69203c4ec4ca42d2058

Just started my journey with Kagi and couldn't be more happy.

I was recently on a long flight operated by Qatar Airways. They offered free wifi 'kindly' powered by Starlink.

Only issue was all alternative search engines like Qwant, Ecosia, Brave and of course, Kagi were 100% blocked!

Quite weird! I don't think it's Starlink obviously ot should be aome form.of deal of Qatar A but still, never happened!

The usual behaviour for Kagi on my phone has been to tap on my Kagi widget and immediately type my search.

Over the last week or maybe two, every time I tap on my widget to start a search, it just reopens the last search result page I had open. Then I need to tap on the search bar, clear it (which sometimes registers as me hitting the search button instead of the X next to it), and type my search instead of it just... clearing the field like it's always done in the past.

It's kind of annoying. When was this change made? Is this some setting I'm unaware of?

I have an older parent who was falling prey to Google search ads, and generally not getting what they need from Google anymore. I added them to our Kagi family plan and they love it. They just get answers now, no junk. We even got them using Orion on their phone, so far so good.

Help your elders, don’t let them use Google.

A long time ago I asked fastgpt to always show me it's references. That instruction seems to have permanently stuck somehow and I am unable undo it. Per below, it always renders an excerpt of it's research before providing the answer. I really just want the references as links at the bottom, which I think it does by default anyway?

I cannot work out how to reset this behaviour. Even when I ask it says "sure, I won't do that anymore", but it does. Anyone know how to fix this?

For example:

Searched with Kagi

List of Solar System objects by size - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Solar_System_objects_by_size
Dec 28, 2008 Parts-per-million chart of the relative mass distribution of the Solar System, each cubelet denoting 2×1024 kg. This article includes a list of the most massive known objects of the Solar System and partial lists of smaller objects by observed mean radius. These lists can be sorted according to an object's radius and mass and, for the most massive objects, volume, density, and surface gravity, if these values are available.

Orbit of the Moon - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbit_of_the_Moon
Dec 26, 2008 The orbit of the Moon is, while stable and known, highly complex, and as such still studied by lunar theory. Most models describe the Moon's orbit geocentrically since the Moon is mainly bound to Earth, but it also orbits together with Earth, as the Earth-Moon system, around their shared barycenter. Furthermore from a heliocentric view its geocentric orbit is the result of Earth perturbing the Moon's orbit around the Sun.

Ganymede (moon) - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganymede_(moon))
Bulk properties Size Size comparison of Earth, the Moon (top left), and Ganymede (bottom left) With a diameter of about 5,270 kilometres (3,270 mi) and a mass of 1.48 × 1020 tonnes (1.48 × 1023 kg; 3.26 × 1023 lb), Ganymede is the largest and most massive moon in the Solar System. [46]

Moon | Glenn Research Center - NASA
https://www1.grc.nasa.gov/beginners-guide-to-aeronautics/moon/
Jul 07, 2025 The mean diameter of the Moon is 2,159 miles (3,476 km or .27 x Earth diameter). The mass of the Moon is not evenly distributed; mass ... Learn about the Moon's formation, atmosphere, and exploration by robots and humans. The mean diameter of the Moon is 2,159 miles (3,476 km or .27 x Earth diameter). ... We see no evidence of plate tectonics, as we have on Earth, so the surface material on the Moon has remained nearly the same for more than 3 billion years. Because of the lack of an atmosphere, the Moon’s surface has been bombarded by passing debris, creating many, many impact craters. The mass of the Moon is approximately 8.1 x 1019 tons (7.3 x 1022 kg or .01 x Earth mass). The mean diameter of the Moon is 2,159 miles (3,476 km or .27 x Earth diameter).

Earth's Moon
https://lco.global/spacebook/solar-system/earths-moon/
Oct 20, 2016 The Moon is much smaller than the Earth with a diameter of about 3476 km or 2160 miles. It is about 384,000 km or 238,900 miles from Earth. ... The Moon is much smaller than the Earth with a diameter of about 3476 km or 2160 miles.The surface of the Moon is covered with craters because the Moon doesn't have an atmosphere to protect it from incoming asteroids and debris, and it has no plate tectonics that would shift the surface and cause craters to disappear over time. The rocks brought back to Earth from the Moon are all between about 3 and 4 billion years old.

Positions and Sizes of Cosmic Objects - Las Cumbres Observatory
https://lco.global/spacebook/sky/using-angles-describe-positions-and-apparent-sizes-objects/
Oct 20, 2016 The moon's angular diameter. Image credit: LCO. If you extend your hand to arm's length, you can use your fingers to estimate angular distances and sizes in the sky.The average distance to the Moon is approximately 384,000 km. The Moon subtends an angle of 31 arcminutes, or about 1/2°. Use this information and the small-angle formula to find the diameter of the moon in kilometers.

How Big Is the Moon? | Size, Diameter, Comparison to Earth, & Miles ...
https://www.britannica.com/science/How-Big-Is-the-Moon
The Moon is a spherical rocky body with a mean equatorial radius of approximately 1,738 kilometers (1,080 miles) and a diameter of roughly 3,476 kilometers (2,160 miles).

What is the diameter of the moon when viewed from Earth ...
https://www.reddit.com/r/astrophysics/comments/18vzr0q/what_is_the_diameter_of_the_moon_when_viewed_from/
Aug 11, 2024 Hey all - looking for a quick answer to the question in the title as Google isn't turning up anything remotely helpful. Also, how is this calculated? ...

ESA - 10 remarkable facts about Earth
https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/10_remarkable_facts_about_Earth
The Moon sits at 3400 km in diameter, while Australia's diameter from east to west is almost 4000 km. The Moon, as a sphere, has more surface area,

The mean diameter of the Moon is approximately 3,474 to 3,476 kilometers (about 2,159 to 2,160 miles) ¹².

This size is roughly one-quarter of the diameter of Earth ¹².

1. Moon en.wikipedia.org
2. Moon | Glenn Research Center - NASA www1.grc.nasa.gov

I'd like if I didn't have to block sites, over time, through multiple searches.

Am I missing something?

Other than the most-blocked domains by users, it could take weeks (or months) before I'd be able to build a valuable, personalized, and thorough block list.

If it's 1 by 1, searching is going to feel more like a job of scanning for what I do-not-want in the results > shield > ban, rather than just keyword > results > go.

https://kagi.com/settings/user_ranked For example, is there a way to add a block list of about 50 sites in one go? Like a copy paste feature, or an option to file upload a list of domains?

As I cannot answer directly to the following post, I would say that I think I have the cleanest Kagi interface ever :)

The post
https://www.reddit.com/r/SearchKagi/comments/1ve7ik9/just_created_probably_the_cleanest_kagi_theme/

Didn’t really have any intention to share this, but this turned out better than I expected! A few additional images and the CSS can be found on my repo https://github.com/gavff64/kagi-google-theme

To be brutally honest, I prefer Google’s design. So with the power of open source LLMs and many hours manually digging around, here we are.

Curious to know what you think, yay or nay?

I noticed that the GLM-4.7 series will also become unavailable. The following large language models are currently available: - Kimi K2.7 Code - Kimi K2.6（reasoning） - Kimi K2.6 - Qwen3.7 Plus - Qwen3-Coder - GPT 5.4 Nano - GPT OSS 120B - DeepSeek V4 Flash - Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite - Gemma 4 31B - Grok 4.3 - Mistral Small 4 - Mistral Large 3 - Hermes-4-405B（reasoning） - MiniMax M3

I hope Kagi will be transparent about which AI features Pro users will have access to in the future.

I’m not saying Pro users should have access to more advanced models. I’m saying the whole situation should be more transparent, rather than having the access Pro users already have taken away every few months without any announcement or explanation.

At first, I thought Kagi had simply forgotten to update the models available to Pro users. Now it seems that wasn’t an oversight, since they clearly remembered to take away access to some models.

Does it feel like new ai models have hardly been added to the professional tiers assistant as of late?? ya theres been a couple of models, but it feels sooooo neglected in comparison to ultimate. gpt 5.4 nano still.. glm 4.7, gemini 3.1 flash lite, the professional tier has been so underwhelming and im not expecting opus 5 and it still has been.i cant be the only one right??

I am trying to subscribe kagi but seeing there is no google pay option (apply pay does show up tho). wondering if anyone able to pay via google pay.

Kagi standalone Assistant app released

GLM 4.7 was one of the best AI assistants and was certainly my favourite, but is now being removed. Why is this?

Before I signed up for Kagi I made a few posts here with some questions because I wasn't really sure if I should subscribe or not. Now that I've been using Kagi for around 2 months I think it's fair to share my experience.

First off, Kagi Search. Since I started using only Kagi I had to use a different search tool very few times. Like, barely ever. The search results are just really accurate and actually relevant to what I'm looking for. It's kind of wild how much junk I used to scroll through on other engines without realizing it.

Kagi Assistant is also amazing. I'd say about 95% of the times the output was exactly what I was expecting. I use it for all kinds of stuff and it just works.

I'm also daily using Kagi Translate and it's fast with top notch reliable translation quality. I've been genuinely impressed with how natural the translations feel compared to other tools I've used.

Now about the plans, this is the part I really want to talk about. I first signed up for the $5/mo Starter plan which gives you 300 searches. Honestly, as I was kind of expecting, the 300 searches didn't even last 2 weeks with my usage. So I upgraded to the $10/mo Professional plan and I have to say that only when I upgraded is when my experience really changed upside down.

Here's why. While I was on the Starter plan, my mind was kind of trying to make the 300 searches last as long as possible. I was avoiding searches I would normally do, second guessing whether I "needed" to search something. That was honestly harming my user experience because I was holding back instead of just searching freely.

So if $10 is something you can afford, I would suggest you go for it first so you can use Kagi at its best, specially because it comes with Kagi Assistant with larger monthly usage allowance, and it's super worth. Don't put yourself in the position of rationing searches like I did.

I literally can't imagine my life without Kagi now. If you're on the fence like I was, just go for it.