Trawley
Working with results

Searching results

Ask questions of your data in plain language.

Trawley does not just store your data, it makes it searchable in plain language. You can ask for what you want the way you would say it out loud, and Trawley works out the filters for you.

Searching in the dashboard

From a scraper's results, search using natural language: "3 bed houses under £500k with a garden", "flats added this week", or "anything in Kendal with parking". Trawley combines an understanding of your meaning with exact filters on numbers and dates to return the right items.

Natural language search over results

Why it understands you

Behind the scenes, Trawley reads your query and decides which parts are exact constraints (under £500k, 3 beds) and which are fuzzy (near Kendal, nice garden). It filters precisely on the first and matches by meaning on the second. That is why you do not have to phrase queries in any special way.

Searches lean on your field types. "Under £500k" only works as a precise filter if price is a number. If a range filter is not behaving, check that the field's type is right.

Searching from your own apps

The same natural language search is available through the API, so you can build it into your own product or an AI agent. See hybrid search for developers.

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