Findr - AI Search Assistant

Ditch the app hopping. Findr acts like your own personal search assistant for work. Instead of wasting time hunting through different apps, it uses your existing tools to find what you need fast. This frees you up to focus on what really matters.

FEATURES:

• Information finder
• Document writer
• Universal search across all apps
• Multi-account integrations

FAQs About Findr:

1. What does Findr do?

Findr acts like your own personal search assistant for work. Instead of hunting down links and documents yourself, it scours your favorite apps – like Gmail, Slack, and Drive – to bring you the answers you need. Think of its as your central hub for everything work-related. It saves you the frustration of bouncing between different apps and wasting time searching.

2. Is there a mobile app for Findr?

The good news is that Findr has a mobile app. This means that you can access your work info and answer questions anytime, anywhere. The Findr mobile app is available for iOS and Android.

3. Is Findr free?

Findr doesn't offer a free plan forever, but you can test it out with a free 14-day trial to see if it fits your needs. It offers two main plans. The Pro plan is a good option for individuals at $10 a month. It gives you unlimited searches across all your work apps and lets you connect multiple accounts. The Team plan costs $15 per team member per month. It offers you the ability to assign admin roles and see how your team is using Findr.

4. How does Findr secure users’ data?

Findr uses AI to search your apps directly, without ever storing your data itself. On top of that, it uses top-notch encryption to keep everything safe, and it’s certified by independent experts (ISO and SOC2) to prove it.

5. What integrations does Findr support?

Findr cuts through the clutter by letting you search all your go-to work tools at once. These include Gmail, Slack, Drive, Jira, and more – so no need to jump between apps anymore. It even has integrations for popular options like Dropbox, Salesforce, and Notion, with even more on the way (like Intercom and Zendesk).