Do you have any plans to monetise this ever, and/or might you ever release the source so people can run it locally themselves?
I have a small enough amount of content on my Jekyll site that I don't want a search function right now, but if I ever were to want one, the missing feature I would like is the ability to add pages not from an RSS feed, as in standard non-blog pages such as /index.html and /about.html (or whatever). Obviously I could work around by adding them into an RSS feed... but that's a tiny bit messy.
edit: Assuming I'm right in thinking that one of, if not the, most suited system for Tapir is Jekyll, you could perhaps mention it on the actual Tapir site so that search engines can pick it up. (Not that I'm in any way an SEO expert, but in my experience with niche areas like this, very little or no attention to SEO can still get you ranking highly for something like "jekyll search").
You can actually just push any content with a link trough the API (see http://tapirgo.com/#docs > Push API). So with a deploy script that takes the content and pushes it, you can already do this right now!
I have a small enough amount of content on my Jekyll site that I don't want a search function right now, but if I ever were to want one, the missing feature I would like is the ability to add pages not from an RSS feed, as in standard non-blog pages such as /index.html and /about.html (or whatever). Obviously I could work around by adding them into an RSS feed... but that's a tiny bit messy.
edit: Assuming I'm right in thinking that one of, if not the, most suited system for Tapir is Jekyll, you could perhaps mention it on the actual Tapir site so that search engines can pick it up. (Not that I'm in any way an SEO expert, but in my experience with niche areas like this, very little or no attention to SEO can still get you ranking highly for something like "jekyll search").