Offline Web Search1.0.34

Search curated websites, blogs, developer hubs, and RSS feeds from a local directory, then browse the results without an internet connection. Offline Web Search runs queries against structured JSON or SQLite databases stored on the device, with real-time suggestions and a history of previous searches. Its privacy-focused design uses no tracker libraries, cookies, advertisements, cloud storage, or remote search requests, and it does not sell user data or add conventional search-engine bloat.

Users can import their own JSON or SQLite databases to create, update, or replace the index with personal domains, developer resources, and independent blogs. The app can discover RSS content and generate feeds dynamically from GitHub commits and releases, Reddit subreddits, and YouTube channels. Its fully customizable layouts include Standard, Search Engine-style inline links, and Gallery views with richer previews.

Metadata and filters can expose star ratings, status codes, age tags, and dead links marked by a skull overlay. Configurable age limits can dynamically obfuscate adult or otherwise restricted results, making the app useful to developers, privacy advocates, and anyone who wants organized local resources or feeds during offline work and browsing.

Offline Web Search is an open-source Android app in the Internet & Browsers category, requiring Android 7.0 or later and supporting arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices. Version 1.0.34 is the initial open-source release, establishing the local search, feed, customization, and privacy features described above.