Similar USP now, but I thought Kagi built up to it the right way by building just a few features on search engine APIs and repeatedly asking people what they would actually pay for. They also appeared not to overstaff in anticipation of future revenue.
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These are not necessarily good excuses for their failure. Kagi has the same USP and they are doing fine presumably (I have no relation to either)
Maybe they mismanaged their money and/or time or failed to deliver on the tech maybe.
Similar USP now, but I thought Kagi built up to it the right way by building just a few features on search engine APIs and repeatedly asking people what they would actually pay for. They also appeared not to overstaff in anticipation of future revenue.