Show HN: IndexFlow – Open-source indexing infrastructure built with Rust
mandarinclips
11 points
5 comments
August 28, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
mandarinclips
Hi HN, I built IndexFlow-core, an open-source search engine indexing infrastructure written in Rust. The project started from problems I encountered while building content-heavy websites. I found that making a website available online does not mean search engines can reliably discover and understand it. IndexFlow focuses on the technical layer between websites and search engines: - Sitemap management - SEO quality gates - URL discovery - Indexing workflows - Multi-site scheduling - Quota-aware request handling The goal is to provide a self-hostable infrastructure layer for developers who care about search engine visibility. Website: https://www.indexflowing.com Feedback welcome.
causalmodels
The formatting on the readme makes it difficult to read