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WHAT IS HAKIA?
hakia is a general purpose "semantic" search engine, dedicated to quality search experience. To achieve this goal, our team aspires to establish a new standard of focus, clarity and credibility in Web search.
WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT HAKIA?
Today's search engines bring popular results via statistical ranking methods but a popular Web site may not always be credible, and a credible Web site may not always be popular. As a result, searchers suffer in many ways ranging from wasted search time to using misleading information.
hakia’s semantic technology provides a new search experience that is focused on quality, not popularity. hakia’s quality search results satisfy three criteria simultaneously: They (1) come from credible Web sites recommended by librarians, (2) represent the most recent information available, and (3) remain absolutely relevant to the query.
Users will find that hakia search results are organized in a tabbed format that clearly distinguishes results as Web results, hakia Credible Sites, images and news. This new tabbed format reinforces the delivery of focus, clarity and credibility in hakia search. To learn more about the benefits of hakia search, click here.
THE FUTURE OF WEB SEARCH
Semantic search technology enables accurate retrieval of information via concept or meaning match. The technology is effective, as it is perhaps the only method that can be appropriately applied to credible and dynamic content. Most of this type of content is statistically flat (infertile) for popularity algorithms (conventional search engines like Google) to work effectively beyond common queries.
DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS
hakia has developed an array of derivative technologies and products ranging from text analysis to contextual advertising. To see such products, please subscribe to the hakia CLUB.
STATUS
hakia.com search engine is currently operating in BETA mode. We are currently QDEXing credible content in verticals such as medicine, finance, law, science, travel, arts, history, as well as other content-rich topics.
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