Searchy

Searchy is a super handy tool that lets you run advanced searches on various online resources without wasting any time. It helps you create custom presets so you can skip typing the same stuff over and over again, making your searches way more efficient.

Organizing Your Searches

The cool thing about Searchy is its simple approach: you can organize your search filters by scope. Once you've got everything set up just right, you can easily type in your keywords in the correct field and get filtered results right in your default web browser. No more digging through endless pages!

Basic vs. Advanced Searches

If you're doing basic searches, you can choose the search engine like Google or Bing, pick what type of content you want (like web pages, images, videos, or news), and even set up a site filter. It’s all about making it easier for you!

Getting Fancy with Advanced Searches

When you're ready to take it to the next level with an advanced search, Searchy has a Scope Setup Wizard that lets you create a custom search engine. Just keep in mind that this part might feel a bit tricky since it doesn’t include all the filtering options.

Stay Organized Effortlessly

To keep things neat and tidy, Searchy organizes your scopes into three different columns based on type. You can create as many groups as you'd like and remove them from the main panel whenever they’re not needed anymore.

Your Shortcut to Convenience

For extra convenience, Searchy has a system-wide hotkey that lets you toggle the visibility of the search panels. This means you can use those awesome search templates for your daily queries without too much hassle.

A Tool for Frequent Researchers

This tool is perfect for people who often run queries on specific resources—whether that's visiting certain websites or adding extra keywords to filter results further.

Optimize Your Searches with Templates

Searchy helps optimize your searching activity by using templates that only need to be set up once! Remember, it just launches your query; you'll see and navigate through the results in your default web browser.