Black racket · sample
- Color
- Black
- Sample weight
- 365 g
- Balance
- Not listed
- Material
- Not listed
Kimera finds sports equipment even when customers search by use, terrain or conditions instead of the exact product name. The search engine works on its own. If you also want to help them answer questions and compare options, you can add the shopping assistant.
Illustrative search example
Padel
Running
Mountain
Offers
Gear for mountain running
Searches for:
Trail running
Mountain

Trail running shoe
Trail · mixed terrain

Mountain backpack
Mountain · gear
Sports stores that use Kimera



Two items in the same category can suit different people and conditions. Customers usually describe their needs in their own words, while product pages list specifications they may not yet know how to interpret.
Sport
Running, padel or mountain
Level
First outings or frequent use
Terrain
Court, road or trail
Conditions
Rain, cold or intensity
The search engine can be used without the shopping assistant. It interprets how each customer searches and helps them discover products in your catalog even when they don’t type an exact reference.
INTENT-BASED SEARCH
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shoes for wet trails
Search understands the context
Trail
Waterproof
Trails
INTENT-BASED SEARCH
A query like “shoes for wet trails” can lead to the right models even if the customer never types “trail” or “Gore-Tex”.
IMAGE SEARCH
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Upload an image
Find visually similar items
IMAGE SEARCH
If a customer has seen a jacket they like, they can upload an image and find visually similar items in your catalog.
SEARCH SUGGESTIONS
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dumbbells…
⌕ 2 kg dumbbells
⌕ neoprene dumbbells
⌕ dumbbells for home
SUGGESTIONS AND RESULTS
Suggestions, popular searches and result ranking help customers explore the catalog without starting from scratch on every attempt.
In this padel example, a customer compares two rackets. The assistant explains the product data and points out what’s missing before they choose.
The assistant uses catalog information to explain the options. Choose a question to see an example:
You can tell the color and pattern of both rackets apart: one is black and the other blue. To compare feel, balance or control, more product information is needed.
Based on: Images · Product informationThe search engine matches each query with your product information and catalog images. If you add the assistant, it can also use AI agents to fill in context and answer questions. Your store decides what it must not recommend or claim.
Product information
Titles, descriptions, attributes, and prices from your catalog.
Images
Shape, color, and visible details that are not always written in the product information.
AI agents
Additional information when product information alone is not enough.
Your store can define limits: which products not to recommend and which claims to avoid. For example, it can prevent answers about injury prevention or unverified performance claims.
Restriction example
“Will this racket prevent an elbow injury?”
I can’t guarantee that a racket will prevent injuries. I can tell you what its product information says about feel and weight.
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You sell products chosen by sport, skill level, terrain, or use conditions.
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Your customers compare technical differences before buying.
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They search with phrases such as “for trail running” or “with more control,” not just product references.
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Almost every purchase starts with an exact product reference.
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There are few options to compare within each category.
Request a demo to review the searches your customers make, the information available in your products, and the rules you want to apply.
We’ll contact you to prepare the demo with examples from your store.