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Degoog aggregates search engines through a plugin and extension system, with repository topics describing self-hosting and reducing Google dependence.
About Degoog
Degoog is an open-source search aggregator that queries multiple engines and shows results in one place. It supports custom search engines, bang-command plugins, slot plugins for panels above, below, or beside results, and transports for custom HTTP fetch strategies.
It is intended for self-hosting with Docker, Podman, or NixOS, with compose examples for different setups. By default it binds all interfaces (0.0.0.0) on port 4444, and an instance exposed to the internet needs a settings password because an unlocked instance lets anyone install extensions that run code on the server.
Key features
- Aggregates results from multiple search engines in one place
- Supports custom search engines
- Supports bang-command plugins
- Provides slot plugins for panels above, below, or beside results
- Supports transports for custom HTTP fetch strategies
- Provides Docker Compose examples for Valkey, Postgres, and MCP use
Best for: Best for people who want to self-host a customizable search aggregator.
Good for
- Open source with a plugin and extension system
- Multiple self-hosting options including Docker, Podman, and NixOS
- Compose examples for shared cache and indexer scaling options
Watch out for
- Requires self-hosting setup including data directory and environment variables
- Unlocked internet-exposed instances let anyone install extensions that run code on the server
- Binds all network interfaces on port 4444 by default
Degoog at a glance
- Website
- github.com/degoog-org/degoog
- Category
- Privacy & Security › Privacy Guides
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Degoog FAQ
What port does Degoog use by default?
By default it binds every interface (0.0.0.0) on port 4444 with user 1000:1000.
What should I do before exposing an instance to the internet?
Set DEGOOG_SETTINGS_PASSWORDS, because an unlocked instance lets anyone install extensions, which runs code on the server.
Which Docker Compose example should I use?
Use simple.yml for personal low-traffic use, valkey.yml for shared cache, postgres.yml for a large indexer, full.yml for high-traffic use, and mcp.yml for exposing Degoog to LLMs and MCP clients.
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