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I cancelled my Kagi subscription because it's a little too expensive for me in the unlimited search tier. And I search too much for the limited search tier. I
by nabogh 3y ago
I cancelled my Kagi subscription because it's a little too expensive for me in the unlimited search tier. And I search too much for the limited search tier.
I can't help but wonder if my money was being spent on pet projects like this instead of improving/maintaining the search.
- chias 3y agoAll companies allocate some fraction of their resources towards innovation outside of what is currently their core feature-set.
- Onawa 3y agoOn top of that, the top comment from the Kagi CEO says this was developed by a single developer in a couple of weeks... Yes they will have to finish building up infrastructure behind it, but as a paying Kagi user I'm more than happy to support any side ventures that ultimately end up making search better in the long run.
- nabogh 3y agoYeah like it's fine. I just felt the value wasn't quite there for me personally and I found a few too many projects coming out that didn't benefit me. So I cancelled. No harm done in the end, just a little sad nothing is filling my personal niche of the market.
- samatman 3y agoThey don't spend your money, fella. They spend their money, some of which you paid them in exchange for services. Which you've stopped doing.
- nabogh 3y agoOf course I understand that it's not my money. Weirdly hostile comment. I'm just expressing that the value wasn't quite there for myself. And these projects kept coming out so I wondered if they were the reason for the higher prices.