Retrieval
One search across everything you've kept
Once your sources share one model, your whole archive becomes searchable as a single thing — not two dozen silos you check one at a time.
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One search across everything
Search everything you've saved…⌘K
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Pricing tiers we floated for the betafull-textthree tiers — solo, team, and a usage-metered plan for heavier vaults…chatgpt · 2026-02-11
Launch notes — positioningsemantic · on-devicelead with controlled use, not raw archive size; the switch is the story…obsidian · 2026-03-04
Highlight: on cost transparencyfull-textpeople forgive a bill they can see coming — surface tokens before the send.readwise · 2025-11-22
Q3 retro — what we cutfull-textdropped the collection-as-scope idea; scope stays a source or a project.roam · 2026-01-09
on-device semantic recallfull-text match
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Why it matters
Search breaks down when every source keeps its own format and vocabulary. A question you can't answer from your own knowledge might as well be unanswerable.
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What Nolocron provides
- Full-text search across all indexed content in a vault.
- Filter by source, type, and date; results come back with snippets.
- Query normalization and an operator grammar for sharper matches.
- Optional on-device semantic search via local embeddings — meaning-based recall, nothing leaving your machine.
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How it works
- Search a term across the whole archive.
- Narrow by source, type, or date when there's too much.
- Open a result in context to see what surrounds it.
- Copy or export the evidence you came for.
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Proof
- You search what you own, not the public web.
- Every result keeps its source and provenance.
- Semantic search runs on-device — private by construction.
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