Make your first search
Type what you’re after in your own words, then open any result. It works the same everywhere.- iPhone & iPad
- Mac
- Web
Search by meaning, not keywords
Instead of matching exact words, Search understands the meaning behind your query and lines it up against everything you’ve saved - so you can look for things the way you remember them, not the way they were originally written. It reads across the whole card: your note about WHY you saved it, the title, the description, the link, and the text of what you saved. That’s why a card can surface even when your query and the original share no words at all - the match is about meaning, not spelling. The best matches show up at the top, and the further down you go, the less related the cards get. Unlike Chat, which answers you in a conversation, Search hands back the actual cards. Results look just like your timeline - open a bookmark in your browser, or open a note to read and edit it.Tips
- Add a note when you save - The WHY you write on a card is the strongest signal Search has. Write it the way you’d go looking for it later - the words that would come to mind when you try to find it in a few weeks. Even a few words of context give Search a much better chance of putting the right card in front of you. Learn more in Cards.
- Search the way you remember - Don’t worry about exact keywords. If all you recall is “something about morning productivity routines”, just search for that. The AI works from meaning, so it finds the right card even when the wording is different.
- Be specific when you can - If you remember details like “the gardening article with tips about tomatoes”, include them. More context narrows the results, which helps a lot once you’ve saved a lot of cards.
- Search in any language - Look for content in English that you saved in Czech, or the other way around. The AI matches meaning across languages, so use whatever feels natural.
Next steps
Chat
Turn results into a conversation.
Cards
What you can search across.