It connects meaning to products
“Thermal flask” and “water bottle” land on the same products, without you having to say so.
AI search
It understands the request, not just the words
Your customer types the way they'd speak. StoreGentic takes them to the right products even when the words don't match.
The problem
Why classic search leaves money on the table
It matches strings of characters. If the customer doesn't use your exact words, they find nothing — and it never tells you.
- Describe a product instead of naming it: empty page.
- One typo wipes out a search with real buying intent.
- In your other languages, nobody ever wrote the synonyms.
- Results are ranked by text match, not by likelihood of purchase.
The answer
What it actually does
It works the same in every language
No synonym lists to keep, market by market. That is where most multilingual projects run aground.
It puts what sells at the top
Results are reordered by real relevance, not by how many words happen to match.
It tells variants apart
Search for “navy blue backpack” and you get navy blue, not twelve colours to judge by eye.
It survives typos
Typing mistakes, wrong plurals, missing accents: the search still finds the right products.
It tells you how much it sold
Clicks, baskets, orders and revenue generated. A number you can take into a meeting.
The outcome
Measured on a real catalogue
On a corporate gifting catalogue in five languages, in July 2026, 85.87% of searches ended with a product page being opened.
Try it on your own catalogue
Send us your product feed. The first thing you see is your own search finding what it misses today.
No commitment, no credit card.