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"Cluuz is a next generation search engine platform that returns better results then traditional engines by going beyond simply listing links. Cluuz patent pending core technology, understands the relationship between the entities and terms searched leading to more relevant, easy to understand search results. Cluuz peers into the searched web pages and documents, extracts important terms, clusters them and displays them in chart format (semantic graph). The Cluuz search engine and Cluuz enterprise can tackle structured and unstructured data, alike. See for yourself at www.cluuz.com"

"Cluuz.com takes results and applies semantic processes to them. Some of the company's display options are a bit too sophisticated for my 64-year-young eyes, but I found the system quite useful. (...) The system offers other ways to view the results set. For example, you can look at hits from the search engines to which the query is passed as a traditional laundry list. Other choices include a cluster display and a Flash display which is, in my opinion, cluttered with sliders, controls, and options."\n"Cluuz technology is incorporated into Sprylogics enterprise products where it provides search and disambiguation capabilities for both internal and external data. Enterprises using Cluuz technology can do a single search for all sources of information that they have access to. The results are pulled from unstructured information from within the firewall and reconciled with the results pulled from the web, thereby forming a complete intelligence picture. This capability allows users to very effectively expand their knowledge on a topic for which they already have information internally."

"Créé par Sprylogics International, le moteur de recherche Cluuz analyse également les relations entre les mots clés. L'outil propose à l'utilisateur de se laisser guider pour mieux approfondir la recherche. Les résultats sont affichés visuellement, sous la forme de toiles d'araignée. Il pioche ses résultats chez Yahoo, Live Search, Alexa et Technorati. Sa bêta grand public vient juste d'être lancée."