Lumigo Alpha
Brighter Searches, Better Discoveries
116 followers
Brighter Searches, Better Discoveries
116 followers
Lumigo is an AI search engine that revolutionises online product search, offering transparent results without sponsored ads. We analyse reviews, blogs and trusted sources to help you find exactly what you need.
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🎉🎉🎉 Hello Product Hunt community!
🚀 We’re the team behind Lumigo, an AI-powered product search engine designed to cut through the noise of ads, fake reviews, and endless scrolling.
⚡️ Lumigo helps you find the best products by analyzing reviews, blogs, and trusted sources, delivering transparent, merit-based recommendations. No ads, no sponsored results—just honest answers to your search queries.
❤️ What makes Lumigo special?
1️⃣ Transparent Results: See why a product is recommended, with sources and pros/cons.
2️⃣ No Ads on products results, No BS: Only unbiased, ad-free recommendations as first results.
3️⃣ AI-Powered Precision: Combines proprietary AI and open-source LLMs for accurate results.
4️⃣ Personalized Search: Tailors results to your needs, saving you time and frustration.
💡 You can try Lumigo for free right now—no signup required! We’re constantly improving the platform, with features like price tracking and personalized recommendations coming soon.
💼 Lumigo is perfect for:
Shoppers tired of sponsored results and fake reviews.
Anyone who values transparency and efficiency in product discovery.
We’re thrilled to share Lumigo with the Product Hunt community and can’t wait to hear your feedback! 😄
With new gen ai tools getting flooded to the market , its becoming a hard to keep a track of everything and especially manual search in the age of ai is like using pigeons in the age of email. I am amazed with the product's deep search capabilities , I was doing a competitors analysis and it listed all the products in that space , it has definitely the potential of providing value to the Product Manager, Solo Hackers & Research Team.
I wish all the best @nicola_alessi and urge him to keep on upgrading this because its truly a game changer and value adding product in the sphere of abundance of products getting launched daily !
@suryeah Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to explore Lumigo’s capabilities! 🙏
You’re absolutely right—AI-powered tools are flooding the market, but most still rely on the same old ad-driven models. That’s why we built Lumigo to cut through the noise with transparent sourcing and deep competitor insights, exactly like you experienced during your analysis.
We’re committed to continuous upgrades (soon anouncements). Your validation means a lot, especially coming from someone who understands the pain points of this market.
If you have any feature requests or edge cases we should prioritize, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again for the support—it fuels our mission to make product search actually useful!
Lumigo’s approach to cutting through the noise with transparent, merit-based recommendations is exactly what the market needs! How do you plan to ensure the sources of reviews and recommendations remain trustworthy as you expand the platform?
@jonurbonas Thank you for this critical question! Trust is everything in product search, and we’re tackling it with a two-layer approach:
1️⃣ Algorithmic Guardrails
Our AI continuously scores sources for credibility (e.g., detects review patterns, cross-cheches affiliate disclosures).
Only domains with consistent, unbiased data make the cut.
2️⃣ User-Powered Curation (Coming Soon!)
We’ll soon add your own trusted sources (e.g., niche forums, YouTube reviewers, blogs).
Community voting will surfacetop-vetted sources while flagging questionable ones.
Example: If 50 users add ‘Wirecutter’ as a trusted source, it gets priority. If a site gets flagged for sketchy practices, it’s demoted.
This hybrid model lets us scale trust without sacrificing transparency. Would love your thoughts—any specific sources you’d want to whitelist?
Really love how simple you've made this , Excited to try the Alpha version :)