Sterk Find

Turn product search into a conversation

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Turn product search into a conversation

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Sterk Find turns product search into a guided conversation. Its AI co-shopper asks shoppers thoughtful questions, understands their needs, and recommends relevant products while fitting seamlessly into your store’s brand and theme. Help customers move from “I’m not sure what I need” to a confident choice.

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Launch tags:Artificial Intelligence•E-Commerce•Shopping

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 We built Sterk Find to make online product discovery feel less like guessing keywords and more like talking to a helpful store associate. Shoppers often know what they want to achieve but not the exact product or search terms to use. Sterk Find asks thoughtful questions, learns what matters to them, and guides them toward relevant products within a branded shopping experience. We’d love feedback from shoppers and store teams: What makes you trust—or distrust—AI recommendations when shopping online? Try it out and tell us where the conversation feels helpful and where it could be better.

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Search boxes fail when shoppers don't know the keyword. What if search asked questions instead?

Most ecommerce search assumes you already know what to type, like "wireless charger 20w", and returns results. But most shoppers only know the need, like "a gift for someone who loves rak " or "something under 300 TL for my wall."

We built Sterk Find, an AI co shopper for Shopify, around that gap. Instead of a dead end keyword search it runs a short guided conversation: who is it for? what's the budget? what style? It narrows the catalog live, showing honest trade offs between finalists, all rendered in the store's own theme.

Live proof: our first store integration went from 2,274 products to 249 after two questions. No dead ends.

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