Voice search

Speaking a query instead of typing it — the audio is transcribed, then searched exactly like typed text.

A short audio clip is transcribed to text and run through the same query pipeline as a typed search — typo tolerance, synonyms and hybrid retrieval all still apply, so a mis-transcribed word is rescued the same way a mis-typed one would be.

Because transcription and search are separate, composable steps, the transcript is available to show back to the user (“heard: running shoes”) so a misheard query is obvious and easy to correct rather than a silent wrong answer.

Related terms

Natural-language search Semantic search

Test AACSearch on your own problem

The best way to evaluate a search platform isn't reading one more comparison table.

Upload your own data.
Run real queries.
Look at the Query Trace.
Compare relevance.
Work out the cost.

Only then make the decision.

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