Live stores running Queryra search. These are real catalogues on real sites — go and search them yourself.
A general knowledge base — no shop, no products, just articles. The hardest case for search: people arrive describing something whose name they don't know. "Composer who wrote a piece of complete silence" finds John Cage's 4'33" — a page that contains none of those words. The same question in German returns the same answer.
Try the searchA working WooCommerce store — 221 skincare products, priced in GBP. Nothing here is staged: the search runs on the live catalogue. Describe a problem instead of a product: "I keep breaking out, what can help?" returns acne care, and "krem do twarzy" — Polish — returns face creams from an English catalogue.
Try the searchQueryra's own help content, searched with Queryra. No products here at all — just questions and answers, which makes it a clean test of whether semantic search works on documentation rather than catalogues. Ask it the way you'd ask a person: "what happens if my shop has more products than my plan covers". The right answer comes back even though it doesn't contain those words.
Try the search44 long-form articles about search, WordPress and how AI assistants read a site. Long text rather than short product entries — a different shape of content for the engine to work on.
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