About Pingar

Pingar provides an advanced search platform which delivers dynamic reports from a user’s natural language search query. In short, it changes the face of mainstream Internet search.

Rather than using the keyword search technology deployed by traditional search engines, Pingar uses an advanced underlying technology that understands the context of the query. Users can therefore search online data by asking a direct question.

‘What private equity opportunities exist in China?’

Rather than looking for documents that contain all the keywords in the question above, Pingar instead sets out to find the documents which contain the answer to the question. When the relevant documents have been found, Pingar’s advanced technology scrapes the content from each document that answers the question and dynamically creates a new single document containing the answer. This, we call, ‘Dynamic Publishing’. Others call it the ‘Future of Online Search’.

Pingar is passionate about delivering relevant content to users. According to Outsell, current search failure rate is staggering: On average, users’ Internet or intranet searches fail 31% of the time. Despite its best efforts, the information industry is not delivering a satisfactory experience to users, and failed searches add to information users’ task time. Pingar’s advanced search technology aims to change this by delivering real-time answers to real-time questions.

Search now goes beyond the desktop. Users want to be able to search for information wherever they are. Pingar’s Wireless Search application enables users to search for relevant answers from wherever they are – whether via their mobile phone or via their hand-held wireless device.

The Pingar Wireless Search application can be downloaded from this site. It is free of charge, easy to install and easy to use.

With offices in Europe, Asia, the USA and Australasia, our aim is to combine the search process with the delivery of dynamic documents containing the answers that our users want. That’s not just dynamic. That’s Smart.