iMetaSearch - Sift through 1000's of search results quickly from major engines, blogs, etc

iMetaSearch 1.00 Description

If you've ever searched the Web, you know that sifting through hundreds or thousands of search results from many engines (such as web pages, blogs, groups, books, papers, etc) can be very time consuming. iMetaSearch gathers results from these engines, does sophisticated analysis on them, and displays them in a "one-click" interface so you can find "hidden nuggets" quickly. It greatly speeds up the process of gathering and sorting through search results.

iMetaSearch includes the following features: 1) Deep searches - get up to 10,000 results from any engine or any search (unregistered version is limited to one page of results per engine), 2) Sophisticated analysis - automatically generates an index, clusters, and a relevance network among the index and results, 3) One-click operation - updating relevances, examining clusters, sorting index words or search results can all be done in one click, 4) Export to HTML or CSV - export index words to CSV (for Microsoft Excel) files, or export search results to HTML or CSV files, 5) Follow-up searches - right click menu allows follow-up searches from index words or phrases in one click, 6) Build or import engines - you can import engines easily, or build your own engines for your favorite sources (unregistered version cannot build or import new engines).

iMetaSearch is designed for quick interactive searching and interactive analysis of search results. Unlike other search tools, the relevance of all index words and search results is updated instantly when you mark an index word or result of interest. You can find related index words or results without having to scan through the entire list of results or words.

You can automatically adjust the number of clusters created for either a broad overview of results, or a detailed view of result clusters. The number of index words can also be adjusted, from the most common words to all words, even those appearing in only one page. If you search a lot, try iMetaSearch.