Querqy lets you fix individual queries with rules, such as adding a missing synonym or moving a product to the top, without a code change for each fix. We are the maintainers and can help you set it up.
Most people who reach out to us want to see rules working on their own search before committing to anything, or want to know what running Querqy takes on their search engine. Others already have rules, kept in files like synonyms.txt, Excel sheets or in one engineer's head, and need a better way to manage them.
Querqy is an open-source query rewriting library that runs inside the search engine. You write rules for synonyms, boosts, filters, replacements and redirects and then the engine applies them to every query. It is available for OpenSearch, Elasticsearch and Solr.
Querqy for AWS OpenSearch Service is on its way. Get notified when it is out.
We look at your search setup and what you want to achieve, and tell you what it would take to use Querqy. Related search problems you run into along the way are fair game too.
Typical questions:
Tell us a bit about your search and what you'd like to try, and we'll get back to you. Or write to hello@searchnik.com.
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