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Smart discovery

Search returns nothing, so shoppers leave.

They asked for a vibe, not keywords.

Never let a search dead end.

Shoppers ask for a vibe. Your store gets it.

Search that understands intent, browse that adapts to each shopper, and never a dead end.

  • Plain words work
  • Never a zero-results page
  • Only your live catalog
Sage, Salesperson

Your AI team

Run by Sage, salesperson. Works with Muse, Ace, Rave.

Why it matters

Searches become sales

A shopper who finds the right product buys it.

Dead ends become suggestions

Zero results is a lost sale, so your store shows the closest real match instead.

Every shopper, her own aisle

What she lingers on floats up, what she dismisses sinks.

No tagging homework

Vibe search reads your catalog as it is, no keyword lists to maintain.

How it works

How a vibe becomes an order

One shopper, four words, the right scent.

  1. Step 1 of 4

    She asks in her own words

    • "Warm but not sweet" is a real search here, not a failed keyword.
    • The store maps the mood to the actual notes in your catalog.
  2. Step 2 of 4

    Zero results never happens

    • When keywords dead-end, the store interprets what she meant.
    • It says what it understood and shows the closest real matches.
    • Everything shown comes straight from your live catalog, never oversold.
  3. Step 3 of 4

    Sage narrows it to the one

    • She can ask the grid itself, and it re-ranks in place.
    • Sage compares two or three side by side, in plain words.
  4. Step 4 of 4

    The aisle learns her taste

    • What she lingers on floats up. What she dismisses sinks.
    • A Picked for you rail builds as she browses.
    • Her next visit starts where her taste left off.

No search ever ends in an empty page.

When keywords miss, the store says what it understood and shows the closest real matches from your live catalog.

Everything in the box

The search

Vibe, mood, and plain-word searchKeyword search tooSemantic rescue when keywords missA "what I understood" linePopular picks when nothing matches

The browse

Category, price, and stock filtersAsk the grid, it re-ranksTrending and For-you railsWorks on collections tooNo-dead-end empty states

The narrowing

Side-by-side product comparesGuided follow-up chipsTrending, deals, and similarA pitch tailored per shopper

The ranking

Per-shopper re-ranking as they browseLiked float, dismissed sinkA Picked-for-you rail per shopperPrices and stock from live catalogOpt-outs and do-not-track honored

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What you stop paying for

The search and filter apps.

Searchanise site searchBoost AI SearchAlgolia discoveryInstant Search filters

Live in three steps

1

Bring your catalog

Discovery reads your products as they are. No tags or keyword lists to write.

2

Let shoppers ask

Vibe search, adaptive browse, and Sage go live together on your storefront.

3

Watch the aisle sharpen

Rankings tune to each shopper, and Audience shows what your shoppers ask and want.

Fair questions

What happens when a search matches nothing?
The store never shows an empty page. It interprets what the shopper meant, tells them what it understood, and shows the closest real matches from your catalog.
What does searching by vibe mean?
A shopper can type cozy winter evening or warm but not sweet, and the store maps the mood to your actual products instead of demanding exact keywords.
Does browse really adapt per shopper?
Yes. Products a shopper lingers on float up, what they dismiss sinks, and a Picked for you rail builds as they browse. Each shopper walks a different aisle.
Will it show products I have hidden or archived?
No. Discovery only ever surfaces what is live in your catalog, and it respects stock, so it never sells what you cannot ship.
Sells more

A shopper who finds it, buys it.

Clicks don't convert

Stop losing sales to zero results.

Let shoppers ask for a vibe, and let your store answer with the right product.

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