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Lemoo
Ask the web anything. One answer, with every source.
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Ask the web anything. One answer, with every source.
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Searching usually means opening ten tabs and reading them yourself. Lemoo reads the pages for you and writes one clear answer from them, so you get what you came for in seconds, not minutes. The classic links appear the moment you ask, and the answer is written out as you watch. The first sentence is the answer, and every claim carries a numbered source you can open, so nothing is taken on trust. It answers in your language, and any answer can be shared by link. Free: 100 questions a week.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Matthew, and I built Lemoo on my own.
It started with a small annoyance. Every time I searched for something, I ended up with ten tabs open, skimming each one to piece together an answer. Chatbots fixed the tabs, but they'd hand me a confident paragraph and I had no idea where any of it came from.
So Lemoo does both. You ask a question, the normal search links show up right away, and then Lemoo reads the pages and writes one short answer. The first sentence is the answer. Every claim has a small number next to it that takes you to the page it came from, so you can check it yourself instead of just trusting it.
A few things I cared about:
It answers in whatever language you ask in.
You can share any answer with one tap, and whoever you send the link to can open it without an account.
The crawler says who it is and follows robots.txt. If a site doesn't want to be read, Lemoo answers without it.
No ads, no trackers.
You need a free account to ask questions (100 a week). That's just so I can keep costs in check while it's early.
What would help me most: try it on something you actually want to know today. If an answer is wrong, hit the thumbs down and tell me what was off. That's the feedback I read first. And if you'd want an API for this, let me know in the comments.
Want to see it before signing up? Here are a few answers you can open without an account:
Who won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics? https://lemoo.app/s/0e37ab34-128c-4926-b08f-c24f63a96b13
Who won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature? https://lemoo.app/s/8d55e892-9f4e-4f17-b737-eec3ee1dc833
When did the iPhone Duo go on sale and how much does it cost? https://lemoo.app/s/185dec6a-d6f8-4ebc-803f-406aed219589
Thanks for taking a look!