Search that answers
She types what she wants. Your shop finds it.
She writes it the way she would say it. Your shop reads the need, the budget and the detail, then shows what fits.
Why now
3x
the influence of traditional search: what AI search now has, for people who use AI.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
Shoppers now expect to be understood.
People who use AI ask in whole sentences. Your search box should follow what they mean, not only what they type.
Try it
Turn a dead end into an answer.
Same shop, same search. Drag across to see what she reads.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
A box that only matches words
- Waterproof jacket under $50
- Nothing matched.
Your Storeware shop
- Waterproof jacket under $50
- Nothing here is under $50.
- The closest thing this shop has: Tarn Rain Jacket, $120.
The real screen
Every search tells you something.
What shoppers typed is kept for you. The searches that found nothing get a list of their own.
How it works
Three things happen in one search.
It reads the words
It finds the need, the budget and details like size or colour.
It checks your shop
What it finds is checked against your live prices and stock.
It answers honestly
If nothing fits, it says so and shows the nearest things you have.
What you get
On from the day you open.
- Search in plain words
- Budgets understood
- Sizes, colours and materials
- Live prices and stock
- The nearest things you have
- A clear “we do not stock that”
- Words you can teach it
- Every search kept for you
For AI agents
AI agents search the same shop.
They get the same results, plus how your shop read the question and why each product fits or not.
The real screen
She does not need your product names.
She says what she is after in her own words. Your shop does the matching.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- Search can only use what you wrote down. If nobody recorded that a coat is waterproof, your shop will not claim it.
- If the clever part of search is down, it falls back to plain word matches and tells the shopper.
- A new product may not show in search straight away, while your shop reads it.
Questions
- Do I need to set anything up?
- No. Search works in every shop, on every plan, from the day it opens.
- What if shoppers use words I do not?
- Teach your shop on the Demand screen. “Wellies” can also find your wellington boots. Your word is added, never swapped in.
- What if she names a budget?
- It counts. If nothing fits it, she is told so and sees the closest things you have.
- What if I do not sell the thing at all?
- If your shop looked and found nothing related, it tells her it does not stock that.
- Is this the same as the shop assistant?
- No. Search is always there. The assistant is a chat you switch on, and it uses this search.
Next
Give her a search that listens.
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