Copy the entire Internet to one system? Strange idea?
That's what search engines try to do, requiring a million servers and billions of dollars. FAROO Distributed Search is Different! The searcher becomes a part of FAROO. All users connect their computers to a huge collective P2P search engine. Whose architecture is distributed like the Internet itself.

The collection of the whole, exponentially growing Web on a single central system is not successful on the long run. Ever increasing infrastructure investments can't keep up with the pace of the realtime web. Centralisation increases the vulnerability to technical and human failure, putting freedom of information at risk. We need a future proof concept for search as a gatekeeper to the worlds information. With FAROO's distributed peer-to-peer search engine the same users, who provide the content of the internet assure also, that it is findable too. This delivers more up-to-date, more complete and more cost-efficient search results, enabling realtime search at web scale. Relevance is the only cure to information overflow and spam. With FAROO the visitor of a page also decides about its ranking. Our attention based ranking is done implicitly, requiring no additional effort from the user. Putting the ranking on a much wider base leads to a democratized, user centric ranking, while resistant against manipulation. For the first time the users decide themselves, which results are most important.