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Can I use the AJAX Search API in my non-Web application?

No. The Google AJAX Search API is currently available only for websites.

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AJAX Search API

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Articles & Tutorials
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What is the Google AJAX Search API?
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Where can I find the Developer Guide?
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What countries are supported in AJAX Search's "Local Search" feature?
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How do I start using the Google AJAX Search API on my site?
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What can I do with this API?
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What is "clipping"?
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Once a user "clips" a search result from the AJAX Search API onto my site, is it connected to Google in some way? Does it ever get updated?
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It looks like the AJAX Search API is in "Version 1.0." What does that mean?
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Am I allowed to use the Google AJAX Search API on my site?
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Is the AJAX Search API available for commercial websites?
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Can I use the AJAX Search API in my non-Web application?
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Can I scrape the search results from the Google AJAX Search API if the API doesn't meet my needs?
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How does the API key system work?
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Which web browsers does the Google AJAX Search API support?
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What do I do if someone complains about AJAX Search API content on my site?
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I have a different question/problem. Whom should I contact?
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What is the Google AJAX API loader and how does it relate to AJAX Search?
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How is the Google AJAX API loader used?
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With the AJAX API loader, do I have to change my code if I'm already using AJAX Search, AJAX Feed and/or Maps?

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