Saner.ai’s Search System helps you quickly find notes, tasks, and documents - even when you don’t remember exact words.

You can open “Search” by:

• Clicking the search icon in the top-right corner near your profile picture, or

• Opening the Search page directly at https://app.saner.ai/intent/search

Search supports both exact keywords and natural language, so you can search the way you think.

How search works in Saner.AI

Saner uses two types of search: full-text and semantic, depending on how you phrase your query.

1. Full-text search (exact keywords)

Full-text search looks for exact word matches across:

• Note titles

• Note content

• Note metadata (such as tags)

Use this when you:

• Remember specific words, names, or phrases

• Want precise, literal matches

Example:
Searching for OKRs Q2 will return notes that contain those exact terms.

2. Semantic (AI) search (by meaning)

Semantic search understands meaning, not just exact words.

You can:

• Describe what you’re looking for

• Ask a question in natural language

• Search by idea, topic, or intent

Saner will return relevant notes even if they don’t contain the same wording.

Example:

• “Notes about our pricing discussion last month”

• “Ideas related to user onboarding problems”

This is useful when:

• You don’t remember exact wording

• You want to explore how notes relate to each other

Refine your search results

You can narrow results using filters and sorting options in the “Search” feature

Filters

• Folder – limit results to a specific folder

• Tags – show only notes with selected tags

• Tasks – search for tasks only

• Date – filter by creation date or time range

Sorting options

• Best matches – ranked by relevance

• Newest first / Oldest first – based on creation or last edit date

Recent searches

Saner automatically saves your recent searches, so you can quickly return to queries you use often without retyping them.