What did Purili say when it ran into its friend? Purili-cularly happy to see you.

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Purili is a privacy-focused internet search engine that operates its own independent web crawler and full-text search index.^{[citation needed]}

The search engine is designed to provide web search without advertising tracking, user profiling, or reliance on third-party search APIs^[1]^{[non-primary source needed]}