How often an average user is satisfied with the results of his web search? How often people quit simply because they can’t find the right words to type into their search engine before they click Search button? Isn’t it embarrassing to know what you want is out there somewhere, try hard but be unable to find exactly what is needed? Spend half hour trying to locate the information you want yesterday, then quit and ask someone more skilled to help? This is about to change.

We introduce a new tool called jFuSea to enhance and simplify web and database search – an application built on this Java-based Fuzzy Search Library we have been testing has proven to be fast, reliable and easy to use, no matter if it’s Gran wanting to get rid of her old Chevy or a teenager eager to trade his new bike for a used Play Station.

You can try the test application we made to search in Craigslist ad board or download our open source library to use as a part of your own application to make search easier and more productive.
An advanced algorithm implements sophisticated linguistic analysis, so a user’s request is processed by the library before the search is actually started.

Does that sound interesting? The best part is probably that we offer jFuSea at no cost. A more detailed description is available. There’s still work to do - we will be introducing updates, enhancements, and bug fixes to the library and welcome those who is interested into developers’ community. Itteco and Equelli encourage you to send feedback – we want to know what you have to say. Please find out more about Itteco, Equelli and services we provide.