Side by side
| Feature | Kagi | Mapify |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Ad-free, privacy-focused search engine and AI assistant, funded by user subscriptions, for people who want search results without tracking or ads. | Turns PDFs, YouTube videos, webpages, audio and text into structured, editable mind maps for students, researchers and knowledge workers. |
| Price from | 5 USD/mo | 9.99 USD/mo |
| Free plan | trial | yes |
| Platforms | web, ios, android, mac, windows, chrome | web, ios, android, mac, chrome |
| API | yes | not stated |
Kagi: key features
- Ad-free search results with anti-tracking
- Customizable ranking and filters
- Kagi Assistant with multiple AI models grounded in search results
- Orion Browser with built-in ad and tracker blocking
- Kagi Translate for 240+ languages
- Kagi Summarize for custom article summaries
Mapify: key features
- Convert PDFs, documents, webpages, YouTube videos, audio and images into mind maps
- Timestamps that jump to key moments in videos and audio
- Chat with your document and ask questions with web-powered search and source links
- Translation of documents in 30+ languages
- Expand any branch in one click and edit structure with keyboard shortcuts
- Export to image, PDF, Markdown or SVG, and present maps as slides
FAQ
Is Kagi or Mapify better?
It depends on the job - compare prices, free plans and features in the table above.
Are Kagi and Mapify free?
Kagi: There is a free trial. Trial plan with 100 searches and 100 Kagi Assistant interactions; free use of 150 searches, Orion Browser, Kagi Translate and the Small Web. Mapify: Yes, there is a free plan. 30 AI credits one-time, 5 PDF/doc to mind maps, 5 YouTube videos to mind maps, prompt/Markdown to mind maps, YouTube transcript access, editing of mind maps. No credit card needed.