DeepSearch is an independent, browser-based client for the DeepSeek Search API. Rather than crawling the web itself, it forwards your query to DeepSeek’s search service and displays the ranked results it returns, along with metadata about each source. The project is explicitly not affiliated with DeepSeek, positioning itself as a lightweight interface on top of an existing API.
The core feature is direct access to ranked web results with source metadata, which makes it easier to see where answers come from. Privacy is a central design choice: your API key stays in your browser, and searches never pass through the site’s own servers. A sign-in step is required before searching, and the site links to a How It Works page and a GitHub repository for further detail.
This tool is aimed at developers, researchers, and technically comfortable users who already hold a DeepSeek API key and want a simple way to run searches and inspect the underlying sources. It is less suited to people looking for a full-featured consumer search engine, since the interface is deliberately minimal and depends on external API access.
To use it, sign in, enter a query, and review the ranked results and their source metadata. Because usage relies on your own API key, costs and rate limits are tied to your DeepSeek account rather than to DeepSearch itself. Keeping the key in the browser also means you should use a trusted device and review the project’s documentation before relying on it for sensitive wo
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