Life & fun · alternatives · 2026
24 alternatives to Let Me Google That For You
When you need to tell people to Google it themselves
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Let Me Google That For You launched in 2024; newer entries below may have overtaken it.
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LMGTFY▲135For people who bother you, rather than google it themselves
2014 · lmgtfy.com · its alternatives →
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Get human-like answers to your Google searches with GPT-3
2022 · chromewebstore.google.com · its alternatives →
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A site for people who don't know WTF to do.
2016 · its alternatives →
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lmChatGPTtfy▲124The ChatGPT pendant of Let me Google that for you
2024 · let-me-chatgpt-that.com · its alternatives →
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Hi HN! Wanted to share my weekend project, Giggle. I started using Google's Programmable Search Engine recently and needed an easy way to use it. Let me know what you think!
2022 · github.com · its alternatives →
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Overlead▲146Here's the problem: I launched two products. I wrote blog posts. I posted on X, built in public. I tried running ads. And you know what actually got me customers? Replying to someone on Reddit who asked, "What's the best tool for this?" One reply. Three signups. I felt like an idiot for not doing it sooner. But here's the issue: I don't have time to refresh Reddit all day looking for these posts. I have products to build. Bugs to fix. Emails to answer. Life to live. So I built Overlead to do the searching for me. Overlead scans Reddit, Quora, and Hacker News (and many more to come) for…
Feb 2026 · overlead.co · its alternatives →
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i saw last week that if you include a curse word in your Google search query it won't serve an AI overview, serves less ads, and less "zero click" Google properties. so I made a little tool to help facilitate this search, saving you literally hundreds of microseconds!
2025 · fuckingsearch.com · its alternatives →
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Vany▲108Hey HN - long-time reader, first-time poster, My friends and I built Vany, a tool that responds to any LLM query with a TikTok – essentially a short narrated video answer to your prompt. We built it because we often prefer watching a short video over reading a block of text or long article. There are many impressive AI video tools out there that generate visually striking content for creators, but we wanted something that gives helpful videos back to the queries we put into LLMs or search engines every day. Vany lets anyone quickly get an engaging and useful video back to any question –…
2025 · vany.ai · its alternatives →
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Hey, we have a weird question for you...
2015 · buzzfeednews.com · its alternatives →
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Pigeon▲99Hey HN, My friend and I built a Chrome extension called Pigeon because we kept Googling “Reddit + [product name]” whenever we wanted to know what real people thought about something. Pigeon saves that step by looking at what’s on the page, finding related Reddit discussions, and showing the most helpful comments and opinions in one place. We’ve both found it super useful when researching products or topics online and thought others might too. Check it out and let me know what you think!
2025 · chromewebstore.google.com · its alternatives →
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Teach your lazy friends to search. With memes.
Apr 2026 · justaskperplexity.com · its alternatives →
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Forget Me▲108Exercise your Google "right to be forgotten" easily
2014 · semji.com · its alternatives →
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Hey HN, I've been using LLM-powered search engines like Perplexity a lot recently for question answering but had two major qualms: 1. Too much text: I'm already tired of wading through LLM-generated meaningless filler when debugging my code. The last thing I need is more of it when I'm just trying to find a simple answer. 2. The Reddit factor: I've realized that half my search queries have "Reddit" appended to them, especially for experiential questions or recommendations. This led to Just the Answer. Just the Answer uses GPT-4o to generate a unique search query for each message that is…
2024 · justtheanswer.vercel.app · its alternatives →
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Real help from real people in real time.
2013 · support.google.com · its alternatives →
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Hi guys, Lately, I’ve noticed myself searching for things in Google and then typing Reddit (e.g. “opinion on Liz Truss reddit.”) I tried to work out why I was doing this, initially thinking that I just wanted to enjoy the social aspect of the internet, but now I think I do it because, sometimes, I want to see results which have been filtered down by people, not by the Google search algorithm. One of the many examples of where I think this can be useful is when searching for products or services. I know that if I Google “best laptop for gaming,” the results will be the products of large…
2022 · crowdsearch.xyz · its alternatives →
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A satiric site to teach others how to use LLM-based search
2024 · lmgpthat.com · its alternatives →
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Hey HN! Just want to share a project of mine called Giggle. It uses Google's Programmable Search Engine service to apply allow- and block-lists to your searches in an easy way. I've shared it before[0] but just went through and refreshed/refactored a ton of things. Two things to note from the changes are it no longer uses Puppeteer for Google login and the license is now MIT. Happy to answer any questions! [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31067354
2023 · github.com · its alternatives →
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