How to Actually Use Borg
Most people find Borg by accident. They’re on Findborg searching for something, the results are good, and then they notice the tab labeled Breakdown. Or they type Hey Borg on…
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Findborg's editorial hub. Ideas, guides, and perspective from the team building the Find Engine.
The Beams You Haven’t Tried Yet
You know the basics. This is the next level — five more Beam techniques for Citizens who want to move faster, go deeper, and use Findborg like a power user.
Two New Ways to Search on Findborg: Ping and Pong
Findborg now has two feed-based search tabs. Ping searches RSS feeds, blogs, and news across the open web. Pong searches podcasts and video. Both are community-contributed and free of ads or algorithmic ranking.
The Breakdown Tab Doesn’t Give You Links. It Gives You Answers.
Findborg’s Breakdown tab doesn’t show you a list of links. It synthesizes what the web knows about your question into a clear, structured answer. Here’s when to use it.
Why We Call You a Citizen (Not a Member, Not a User)
On Findborg, you are a Citizen — not a member, not a user, not an account. Here is what that word means and why it changes the whole relationship.
The Spider: How Findborg Finds Your Business in Under a Minute
Findborg’s spider crawls a business’s web presence in under a minute. 174 links was the first demo. Here is what it does and why it matters for TalkTags.
Meet Borg. Not an AI Assistant. A Find Engine Mind.
Borg is Findborg’s AI layer — but not an assistant, not a chatbot. It’s a Find Engine mind built for real research. Say “Hey Borg” and find out.
The Workspace Tab Is Where You Actually Work
Findborg’s Workspace tab is a deep-research environment built on top of search. Not a results page. A place to actually work. Here’s how it works.
Integrity Is a Feature
There is a moment in the development of almost every platform when someone in the room says: we could monetize this. Not as a criticism � as an observation. You…
What Is a TalkTag and Why Natural Language Changes Everything
<p>Every search engine optimization guide you have ever read starts the same way: find the right keywords, use them in the right places, repeat them enough times to get noticed.…
