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What I'm building
- Queryra$0/moLaunched
AI-powered semantic search API. Add intelligent search to your app in minutes - understands meaning, not just keywords. Free tier available.
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- QueryraAiSearch
- contact@queryra.com
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Recent activity
- PostedWordPress.org featured my plugin. Nobody has published what that actually does, so I'm going to.
- PostedI ran the same six searches against five WordPress sites this week.
- Commented onMy WordPress plugin just hit #1 for "semantic search" — with a fraction of the installs of what it outranksEight months of solo building.
- Commented onMy WordPress plugin just hit #1 for "semantic search" — with a fraction of the installs of what it outranksEight months of solo building.
- PostedMy WordPress plugin just hit #1 for "semantic search" — with a fraction of the installs of what it outranksEight months of solo building.
- PostedI logged 155,000 searches through my own product and found out
- PostedGoogle AI Mode is quietly breaking on-site search (and most store owners haven't noticed)
- Commented onI tested my AI search competitors. Most don't actually use AI.
- PostedI tested my AI search competitors. Most don't actually use AI.
- PostedThree signals from my last few weeks watching the AI search shift in e-commerce:
- PostedGot my plugin listed in 2 major page builders' official docs in 1 week — here's the cold email approach
- Commented onIs AI citing your startup? I built a free tool that tells you
- PostedI was about to spend $500 on a sponsored review for my WordPress plugin.
- PostedI just published 3 comparison posts in one day — here's why competitor comparisons are the best content for early-stage products
- Commented onI stopped chasing 5 channels. Picked one. Got my first 15 users
- Commented onFrom Reddit Marketing to Building an AEO Platform — $8,400 Before Writing a Line of Code
- Commented onThe indie maker's dilemma: 2 months in, 700 downloads, and I'm stuck
- PostedHow to give ChatGPT knowledge of your specific products (not just your store)
- Commented onHow are you finding consistent users or clients early on?
- Commented onQueryra just crossed 10+ active installs on WordPress.org — and I noticed a pattern