Hi HN,
I’ve been experimenting with a different kind of search engine. Instead of just giving you a list of links, it generates both text and visuals to explain answers.
Think of it as:
You search “How to tie a tie?” → you get an explanation + illustrations.
Or “How to hold a coffee mug like Elon Musk?” → quirky, but fun demo results.
I believe this can help people learn faster by combining step-by-step clarity with visuals.
Right now it’s still early:
Works well for many “how-to” queries.
Some edge cases = no info yet.
Focused on everyday tasks, learning steps, and explanations.
I’d love feedback from this community:
What “how-to” queries would you test?
What would make this genuinely more useful than a normal search engine?
Zigurd2 hours ago
When I asked "how to improve bike handling skills" I got
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