The search engine is called Neeva [1]. It seems to be pretty advanced already. The results are responsive and accurate. I was surprised that they offered a maps feature, but this appears to be Apple Maps
One thing that surprised me is that searching for "php strpos" revealed not just the PHP docs for the function as I expected, but actually has the sections of the page visible in the first result, as well as a succinct code snippet in the description. The text does get cut off with no way to scroll, but still, having the function signature at a glance is really cool
I like the 90 day limit to all automated signed out data storage in the privacy policy[0], but I'd love to know if there's anything unreasonable someone else can find in it.
The only thing it does wrong (imo) is clutter the home page with attempts to sell itself. Not having a clean landing page is ironic for a product made by a disgruntled Google employee.
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The search engine is called Neeva [1]. It seems to be pretty advanced already. The results are responsive and accurate. I was surprised that they offered a maps feature, but this appears to be Apple Maps
One thing that surprised me is that searching for "php strpos" revealed not just the PHP docs for the function as I expected, but actually has the sections of the page visible in the first result, as well as a succinct code snippet in the description. The text does get cut off with no way to scroll, but still, having the function signature at a glance is really cool
[1] https://neeva.com/
I like the 90 day limit to all automated signed out data storage in the privacy policy[0], but I'd love to know if there's anything unreasonable someone else can find in it.
[0] https://neeva.com/privacy
The only thing it does wrong (imo) is clutter the home page with attempts to sell itself. Not having a clean landing page is ironic for a product made by a disgruntled Google employee.