typesense | retweeted
Can you believe how many exciting startups are powered by Ruby?
We'll have a few founders of successful Ruby startups speak at the conference this November, including:
- @jasonbosco from @typesense
- @Cole__Robertson from @rebulkai
- @paolino from @chat_with_work
- @excid3 from @GoRails
Come see them! Grab your tickets: luma.com/sfrubyconf2026
Typesense is incredible, man you've built a phenomenal product - it powered a few million searches a day for us at my last company and was just amazingly well thought out kit
typesense | retweeted
typesense is a Ruby Sponsor for the 2026 edition of the conference 🎉
@typesense is an open source, typo-tolerant search engine built for instant sub-50ms search with a delightful DX.
You probably know typesense from the HUNDREDS of billboards and Muni buses all over San Francisco. But did you know it's fully revenue-funded?
No VC, just happy users. What an inspiration! 🙌
typesense.org/
typesense | retweeted
Entering the speaker lounge: Jason Bosco (@jasonbosco)
He's the founder of Typesense, a bootstrapped, open-source search engine built on Rails. It handles 10+ billion searches every month.
We're excited to have him on stage.
typesense | retweeted
Introducing TypesenseKit
A simple open source toolkit that gives humans and AI agents 95 typed @typesense operations.
- CLI + MCP, one shared surface
- Read-only by default
- Writes stay opt-in
- Open source, MIT licensed
typesense | retweeted
Built TypesenseKit for folks operating @typesense from terminals and AI agents.
CLI for repeatable admin/search workflows.
MCP server for agent access.
Would love feedback from the Typesense community.
typesense | retweeted
Seriously.
@Typesense might be one of the most underrated tools in modern infra 💥
You get:
→ Typo-tolerant search
→ Faceted search
→ Vector / semantic search
→ Fast response times
→ Optional self-hosting etc..
An @algolia-like API experience at a fraction of the price 👀
🚨 SCALING YOUR APP'S SEARCH SHOULDN'T BE THE SCARIEST PART OF YOUR TECH STACK.
I’ve been there.
Fast search is great, until scaling brings ops bloat and unpredictable pricing.
This is where @typesense FLIPS THE SCRIPT 🔥
Open-source and self-hostable 🧵↓
It’s written in C++ and ships as a single binary.
It delivers the premium search experience your users expect, without the massive ops burden or SaaS tax.
Why devs are making the switch:
➔ Open-source freedom: Host it yourself or use their managed cloud.
➔ Premium speed: Lightning-fast, instant search across your core data.
➔ Native typo tolerance: Handles misspelled queries beautifully out of the box.
➔ No ops bloat: Easier to use than Elasticsearch, with zero JVM dependencies.
But the standout feature right now is their Natural Language Search.
Instead of forcing users to rely on rigid keywords, Typesense lets you connect an LLM that automatically translates conversational phrasing—like:
"cheap red shoes under $50 near me"
...directly into structured filters and search terms.
It’s a massive win for user experience, and incredibly elegant to implement.
Don't compromise on your search stack.
The best part?
100% free and open-source.
repo link in the 🧵↓
typesense | retweeted
home lab growing
running @typesense and wanted more resources and better local inference in the talent so added a Mac Studio 📈
typesense | retweeted
Thank you @typesense for being a huge supporter of the community and a lightning fast open source search! They supported us from the beginning and also power our "Things to Do" page. Please check them out!
typesense.org/
typesense | retweeted
Replying to @blackgirlbytes
I push all of my sessions to a @typesense db for fts/semantic search and use it for recall, skill building, and broad memory/understanding across systems/agents
typesense | retweeted
Imagine starting an open source project
You bootstrap it, and refuse to take venture capital
And then 10 years later...
You see your project's name plastered on 50+ buses in San Francisco
Surreal. Feeling.
I think we might be the only bootstrapped, 100% revenue-funded open source company that has ever pulled this off?
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So yeah, if you want to turbo-charge the search bar in your site / app with some AI magic and all, go use @typesense:
- 10 Billion+ Searches per month, and that's just on Typesense Cloud
- Tens of Millions of OSS downloads
- 25K+ stars on GitHub
- Thousands of customers on Typesense Cloud
- Profitable and fully revenue-funded
- And now on SF buses
We're here for the long haul.
typesense | retweeted
Our sponsor @typesense is giving away 4 free tickets to Blue Ridge, so we cooked up a little contest. ☺️ Write a haiku on the theme of “search” (interpret that however you’d like) and the 4 top-voted haikus will received a free ticket!
typesense | retweeted
I've added a search command bar to elixirevents.org/ powered by @typesense
#myelixirstatus #elixirevents
typesense | retweeted
La recherche est live sur @laravelcm 🔥
Cmd+K (ou CTRL+K sur Windows) → tu cherches dans les articles, le forum, les discussions et les membres. En temps réel.
Moteur : @typesense (open-source, auto-hébergé)
Le détail dans l'article : laravel.cm/articles/integrat…
typesense | retweeted
Using @typesense?
Kept struggling with MCP and handling of our coding agents. Thus, we published this package here: npmjs.com/package/@clera/typ…
Give it a look
typesense | retweeted
Working on Integrating @typesense - to make town search super-fast.
Stop paying more than you should at the pump.
Her is PumpWatch, an app for tracking petrol and diesel prices in real-time across Kenya.
As we approach the next @EPRA_KE review, stay ahead by comparing prices in every town and finding the cheapest station near you.
typesense | retweeted
If you weren't one of the 3,543 people I just pinged in our public Slack community:
Breaking News -
v30 of @typesense is now generally available!
Maximum Marginal Relevance to diversify your search results, re-usable synonym lists, re-usable curation rules, IPv6 support (about time), several improvements to JOINs and Union search, and bug fixes.
typesense | retweeted
The best thing about our new "Things to Do" page is it is powered by one of our sponsors! @typesense is here to help you figure out your Albuquerque itinerary. 🚀
I added a fun new "Things to Do" page to the Blastoff Rails site. Albuquerque is a great place to visit and you will probably want to stay after the conference is over. 😉
blastoffrails.com/things-to-…
typesense | retweeted
↦ details close-up - in-app search
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