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How to use natural language search in Saner.ai

How to use natural language search in Saner.ai

How to use natural language search in Saner.ai

Are you tired of endlessly scrolling through your notes app, searching for that one piece of information you know you wrote down but can't quite remember the exact words? We've all been there.

The current search feature in most notes apps often falls short when it comes to returning the right results, especially when you don't recall the precise wording. Instead of giving you a direct answer, it bombards you with a bunch of notes to sift through, leaving you frustrated and wasting precious time.

But fear not, there's a better solution to this common problem. Natural language search and ask on AI!

Here’s a quick guide on how to get you started:

Step 1: Just Ask

Start by typing what you're looking for in the search bar. No need for fancy keywords or exact titles—just ask naturally like, "What are my notes on the new marketing strategy?" or "Ideas from the brainstorming session last Thursday."

Step 2: Refine If Needed

If your first try brings up too much stuff, refine it! Add more details to your query, like specific dates, topics, or any unique words you remember.

Step 3: Enjoy Your Results

Enjoy the direct answer in the result. You can also open up any citation note that if you want to have more context.

Pro Tip: Keep It Casual

The more you use natural language in your searches, the better you'll get at hitting the nail on the head the first time. Think of it as chatting with a sidekick who knows all your information (well, at least the ones you've written down).

And there you have it! Searching on Saner.AI is as simple as asking a question. So, what are you going to find today? Dive in and let your curiosity lead the way! 🚀

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