search
you remember the concept but not the words. 'that note about making things simpler' should find notes about 'reducing complexity'. semantic search understands meaning, not just text matching.
search
powered by jottie
finds by meaning
no exact keywords needed
understands synonyms and concepts
drag notes around, search, and click to explore
why this works
finds by meaning
no exact keywords needed
understands synonyms and concepts
works on your entire note history
examples
see how others use jottie for search. try these prompts to get started.
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details
jottie converts notes and searches into vector embeddings - mathematical representations of meaning. similar meanings have similar vectors. search finds notes with related meaning, even when words differ.
vector embeddings
meaning-based matching
concept awareness
how it works
details
keyword search fails when you don't remember exact words. you end up trying variations, scrolling through results, giving up. semantic search just finds what you meant.
why it's better
keyword search fails when you don't remember exact words. you end up trying variations, scrolling through results, giving up. semantic search just fin
questions
can i still do exact keyword search?
yes. wrap your search in quotes for literal matching.
how accurate is semantic search?
pretty good, not perfect. it's better than keywords for fuzzy recall, worse for precise technical terms.
does this work offline?
on ios, yes - embeddings are computed on device. on web, it requires a connection.
start with a single note, then use search or chat to pull the context back instantly.