Google needs definitive keywords. LLMs can be cumbersome. Vaguely just needs fragments of a memory. A feeling, a small detail. Describe a half-forgotten movie, song, product, person — even if the details are wrong Vaguely can find it. It searches places Google ignores and returns honest results. Use its category-specific intake form to help narrow down the search, and view results that are ranked by confidence level. With Vaguely you no longer have to remember what you're looking for to find it.
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Hey ProductHunt 👋 I built Vaguely because I kept running into the same frustration: Google is useless when you don't have the right keywords. You know the feeling — a movie you watched as a kid that you're not sure is even real, a song from a bar one night, a product from an old infomercial. You can't search for it because you don't know what to call it. Vaguely treats your description as soft clues rather than search terms. It searches places Google doesn't prioritise — transcript sites, fan forums, regional archives, lost media databases — and ranks results by confidence. And when it can't find something, it says so. No hallucinated answers. It's in beta right now with patents pending on the core approach. Would love your feedback — especially: does it feel good to use, and does it find what you're looking for? Happy to answer any questions below.