About Yaddle

A little less searching. A little more understanding.

Ask a question, get a clear answer, and explore the sources behind it.

Room to follow your curiosity

Start with an answer

Yaddle brings together web search and AI to turn your question into an answer you can read and build on.

See the sources

Citations let you check the information and open the original sources when you want to go deeper.

Make it your own

Choose a model, adjust your search preferences, and ask a follow-up. You decide where the question takes you.

From question to answer

From a question to an answer you can check Yaddle sends your question to web search and receives relevant sources. It gives your question and those sources to your chosen AI model, then returns an answer with citations. Why is the sky blue? YOUR ANSWER ENGINE 01 Search the web Find relevant sources 1 2 3 02 Your chosen model Make sense of the sources An answer you can check Air scatters blue sunlight more than red, giving the daytime sky its blue color. 1 2 Follow the sources. Go deeper.

  1. Ask in your own words

    Start with a question or a topic you want to understand.

  2. Bring in the web

    With web search on, Yaddle finds sources to inform the answer.

  3. Read and verify

    Your model writes the answer. Follow the citations to check it.

  4. Keep exploring

    Ask a follow-up, switch models, or change the level of detail.

A few things to know

Yes. AI can misunderstand a question or generate an incorrect answer. Web sources provide context, but do not guarantee accuracy. Use the citations to verify information that matters to you.

Open the model chooser before searching, or visit the model catalog to explore the available options. Choose for me uses Yaddle’s default model.

Yaddle can supply a language model with relevant search results before it writes your answer. This is called retrieval augmented generation, or RAG. You can adjust web search in your preferences.

Yaddle blends the names of familiar search engines like Yahoo and Google. It is a nod to a time when searching the web felt fun, simple, and fast.