Semantic search
Search that finds notes by meaning instead of exact keywords.
Semantic search matches the idea behind a query rather than the literal words. It represents text as embeddings — lists of numbers that capture meaning — so a search for "staying focused" can surface a note about deep work even if you never used that phrase.
It contrasts with keyword search, which only finds literal word matches. For a notes library, semantic search is what lets you find a note months later by describing what you said or wrote — see our explainer on what semantic search is.
In Notabe, every note is embedded so you can search your whole library by meaning.