Last week I mentioned Sitesearch, comparing it to Transparensee. It turns out that Sitesearch is in fact the Transparensee technology.
Userplane’s search application re-indexes membership data to allow “most-similar” search results, providing users with additional results based on their initial criteria. Sitesearch rapidly returns a result-set matching the initial criteria, but goes beyond, by also displaying most-similar results, thereby providing the user with abundant and relevant results each time. Regardless of the specificity of a given search, the system will always return the best and most natural matches.
Michael Jones, co-founder and CEO of Userplane:
Many sites today have slow search capabilities that often do not return the results users are seeking. Userplane Sitesearch allows for fast searching of a user database, and provides a wider and more applicable result set for users. Now, a website with a relatively small user population can feel as populated as a much larger site. At the same time, those using a site with a large user population will have a much easier time finding what they’re looking for.
Javier Hall, co-founder and CCO of Userplane:
This level of search was previously limited to top tier sites with top tier budgets, but Sitesearch brings best-of-breed search technology within reach of virtually any site.
Userplane is known for their super-simple chat and video integration, a few lines of Javascript and you’re off to the races. Until now, dating sites have been hesitant to let their precious member databases flies off into the interweb for ASP-style processing. If Userplane is able to make lower the integration cost and technical hurdles by wrapping a complex technology like Sitesearch with a simple API, they just might have a hit on their hands.
Demo please!
