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Find it even when you can't remember what they called it
Your team names files however they can. Polimake understands them anyway — and brings them back when you search, not when you remember where they were.
Forget naming files like it's 2010
You're used to naming things chaotically: unnamed files, “final_v3_FINAL_real,” or internal tags only the person who made them understands. That's over.
You upload, the AI generates the keywords for you
You hand over the files, the AI analyzes them and generates a wealth of searchable keywords on its own — both the direct ones (what you see) and the indirect ones (concept, tone, context). As time goes on, you build up data that makes everything searchable.
Exact or similar — you decide how close
You can search for exact things (a file, a project, a specific brand) or for things that resemble each other: visually, thematically, by concept. The engine blends all three without you having to pick a mode.
The more you have, the better it finds
It used to be that the more files you had, the harder it was to find anything. Here it's the opposite: the more you upload, the richer your creative memory and the better it understands what you're looking for. It scales with you, not against you.
Any frame of any video
We scan the contents of the video too — not just the file. In plain language you can search for the exact frame where someone smiles, where the product appears, or where the logo shows up: and Polimake finds it inside the video, not just the video itself.
Stop hunting for files and start producing
Request access and try natural search on your own library.
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