What it does
Purili serves regular web results from its own crawler and full-text index. Its public search form works without an account and offers browser preference settings.
Purili is an option for comparing a smaller independent web index. Enter a query on its public search form; the provider says regular web results come from its own crawler and index. Searching needs no account, and the settings page offers local interface preferences.
Its operational privacy descriptions differ. The July 2026 policy permits IP, path and timestamp logs for up to seven days and describes optional account sync; the Why page gives 24-hour log rotation and says there are no accounts. The public settings page also mentions sync. Those pages do not establish one exact account or retention scope. Use the account-free search description without assuming zero logs or relying on optional sync availability.
Strengths
- The provider documents its own crawler and regular web index.
- Browser preference settings are available without a search account.
- Searching does not require an account.
Watch out for
- Official pages give different account and access-log descriptions.
Best for
- People comparing independent web indexes
Sources
- Purili - Private Search Engine (Oct 26, 2026)
- Privacy Policy - Purili (Oct 26, 2026)
- Private Search Engine - Purili (Oct 26, 2026)
- Purili Settings (Oct 26, 2026)