Are you using Typesense in Production? We'd love to know!

[jasonbosco]

We're looking to build a showcase to show off the different uses of Typesense in production.

As of Oct 23, 2020, we have ~18K Docker pulls - if you're one of them and you're using Typesense in production, we'd love to include you in this list!

Please add to this file and send us a PR: SHOWCASE.md

[HelloAlexPan]

We'll be using Typesense in our app (not yet live), see www.storipress.com! Awesome work guys :)

[agentile]

You know you can always add us @jasonbosco :)

[jasonbosco]

Thanks @agentile :) I've been meaning to email you asking if I can add you, will do so now!

[alexander-zierhut]

Over the last week or two, we have painfully migrated a simple full text database index to a proper search solution using typesense. Painful in the sense of the complexity of the changes without downtime. Our application is a public job board with many millions of impressions per month and ~ 100k jobs, so we needed something fast as we typically run a search per page view. Typesense is actually so insanely fast, we opted to leave out a search button and instead made it search as you type.

Interesting aspects:

• Syncing between MariaDB and Typesense
• Users typically run natural language queries and use many facets
• We scraped a lot of synonyms from the web to enhance the search results with success
• We are still working on our integration, but we will likely have a job search by drawing on a map

[jasonbosco]

@alexander-zierhut That's pretty cool to hear, especially this part:

Typesense is actually so insanely fast, we opted to leave out a search button and instead made it search as you type.

Would be great to have you add the site to our Showcase here: https://github.com/typesense/typesense/blob/main/SHOWCASE.md

[alexander-zierhut]

@jasonbosco Sure! Should I simply create a PR for that as soon as our implementation is done?

[jasonbosco]

@alexander-zierhut Yes, a PR would be great!

[hitiksaini]

Hey! I am using flutter for some project and after comparing various searching engines, I decided to move forward with typesense.

But the package : typesense 0.1.1 does not support null safety

Any updates?

[jasonbosco]

@hitiksaini - @happy-san is working on it as part of typesense/typesense-dart#37. You can subscribe to that issue for updates.

[hitiksaini]

@hitiksaini - @happy-san is working on it as part of typesense/typesense-dart#37. You can subscribe to that issue for updates.

Sounds good. I'll update to this issue once my team starts using it in production
Good work. Appreciated 🙌🏻

[ueda19850603]

It is used in the customer management system of hair salons.
https://salonkarte-pre.web.app

It's also in beta, but it's also used in a task management system for lawyers.
In the near future, the cloud daily report management system Nipo is also considering replacing Algloia with Typesense.

All are used in Typesense Cloud.
Thank you

[xpader]

We've test meilisearch, typesense and elasticsearch, but we use in production is elasticsearch.
Reason:
meilisearch advantage: Rust, Simple config, Beautiful documents, restful api and SDK, Support complex search condition, Support CJK language.
meilisearch shortcoming: Even config is simple, but need set filterable, searchable and sortable field, Doesn't support incremental index (This is the fatal flaw that caused us not to use it).

typesense advantage: Simple config, support incremental index, Good documents, restful api and sdk.
typesense shortcoming: Relatively complex field config (we still don't know what is facet), Doesn't support CJK language (search only return prefix match), Complex search api, Poor filter suppor t (like negative integer, not in).

elasticsearch advantage: Support everything.
elasticsearch shortcoming: Complex using, Java language.

We strongly need: Complex search condition, CJK language supported, Incremental index.

Look at out SQL condition:

WHERE `status` = 0 AND `pubtime` < '1645802591'  AND `tid` NOT IN ( 203,235,236,234,205,209,216,217,206,210,212,207,213,231,224,225,208,214,215,211,226,237,238,239,219,222,220,223,233,227,230,229,228) AND `cid` NOT IN(133, 233) ORDER BY `top_status` DESC, `pubtime` DESC LIMIT 0,5

Hope to see typesense update about these, we hope very much to testing typesense and bring it to the some system.

[skipjack]

Opened one for project seldon, an unbiased research platform for societies and governments...

#810

We'd initially started with Algolia but decided to move to TypeSense when our per record cost would've driven the Algolia price through the roof 🤯

[AlfonsDigital]

We've been using Typesense at menohaku.kirkkojakaupunki.fi, it searches a modest db of ~30 000 events in 3 languages. Has been working flawlessly for around 3 years.

[ronit-sh]

We provide Typesense powered semantic search at https://siva.sh/search