I built Slick because I wanted a search engine that actually felt like it belonged to the user.
Not another search wrapper.
Not another app that just sends your query somewhere else.
A real search engine.
At first, I thought:
I built Slick because I wanted a search engine that actually felt like it belonged to the user. Not...
I built Slick because I wanted a search engine that actually felt like it belonged to the user.
Not another search wrapper.
Not another app that just sends your query somewhere else.
A real search engine.
At first, I thought:

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