Zincsearch

ZincSearch offers lightweight search and indexing software written in Go.

github.com/zincsearch/zincsearch
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About Zincsearch

ZincSearch is a search engine for full-text indexing written in Go. It runs as a single binary, stores indexes on disk, and includes an embedded React web UI for querying data. It supports single-record and bulk data ingestion through Elasticsearch-compatible APIs, with built-in authentication, schemaless indexes, and aggregation support.

It is described for app search, such as search within an application or website, rather than log search. Stated limits include disk-only storage, data volumes in the hundreds of GBs, no high availability, and no Kibana support.

Key features

  • Full-text indexing using bluge indexing library
  • Single binary installation with embedded React web UI
  • Elasticsearch-compatible single-record and bulk ingestion APIs
  • Schemaless indexes allowing different fields per document
  • Built-in authentication
  • Aggregation support for queries
Best for: Developers who need to add search to an application or website without operating Elasticsearch.
Good for
  • Single binary with embedded web UI
  • Compatible with Elasticsearch ingestion APIs
  • Schemaless indexing with disk storage
Watch out for
  • Kibana is not supported
  • High availability is not available
  • Designed for app search, not log search

Zincsearch at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
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Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Zincsearch FAQ

Can I use Kibana with ZincSearch?
No. Kibana is not supported. ZincSearch provides its own UI for querying data.
Should I use ZincSearch for log search?
No. The project directs app and security log search to the OpenObserve project; ZincSearch is for app search.
Do I need to define a schema upfront?
No. It is schemaless, and different documents in the same index can have different fields.
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