Commands and answers, one shortcut away.
The SearchEgg SDK added a native-feeling command palette to web and Electron apps. Users could run product actions, open pages, and search connected documentation without leaving their workflow.
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SearchEgg gave software teams one command interface for feature discovery, contextual documentation, onboarding, and in-product actions.
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SearchEgg paired an in-app command palette with a visual editor for product teams and an analytics dashboard for understanding user intent.
The SearchEgg SDK added a native-feeling command palette to web and Electron apps. Users could run product actions, open pages, and search connected documentation without leaving their workflow.
Teams managed commands, documentation, and multi-step wizard guides in a visual editor. Once the SDK was installed, the same editor could open inside the customer app so teams could build against the real interface.
The dashboard turned searches into a direct product signal: top intents, successful command runs, searches with no result, and trends over time. Teams used the data to improve commands, guides, documentation, and the product itself.
Understand what users search for and where they get stuck.
Add the SDK to a web or Electron app, expose product functions, and manage everything else from the embedded editor.
Read the archived quick start ↗Install the SearchEgg widget in a web or Electron product and align it with the existing interface.
Publish commands, connect documentation, and define the workflows users needed most.
Review search intent to see what users wanted, selected, and could not find.
SearchEgg began with a simple observation: even well-designed software forces users to leave the product, search a help center, or contact support to complete basic tasks.
We built an embeddable layer that met users at the moment of intent. More than 500 organizations signed up to explore a faster way to discover features, learn workflows, and take action.
New accounts are closed. The migration guide and original developer documentation remain available for teams reviewing a legacy integration.
SearchEgg was an embeddable command interface for web and Electron products. It combined feature discovery, contextual documentation, guided actions, and user-intent analytics.
No. SearchEgg has concluded operations and is not accepting new accounts. This archive preserves the product story, developer documentation, and migration guidance.
The original developer documentation remains available at docs.searchegg.io for teams reviewing or removing a legacy integration.
Review the migration guide and contact support from the email associated with your workspace if you need help identifying the appropriate next step.