Searchanise, native.

Searchanise is a popular search and filter platform for Shopify catalogues. Inside a Talmee app it ships as native React Native components, not a web-view embed.

Inside the app

Searchanise surfaces on these screens.

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Type-ahead search

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Filter facets

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No-result fallbacks

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Synonym handling

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Recent searches

How it is wired

Native in-app search uses Searchanise's API directly, with autocomplete, typo tolerance, and filter facets rendered natively.

The native vs web-view fork

Searchanise's web widget is template-driven; Talmee renders the same data with native React Native components. Talmee uses each partner's REST or GraphQL API directly and renders with native React Native components. The visible result is faster, more cohesive, and platform-correct on both iOS and Android.

Pricing

Talmee's flat £1,999 a month covers the Searchanise integration build and every release after. There is no extra integration fee, no per-API-call charge, no revenue share. The brand's own Searchanise subscription is paid directly to Searchanise, unchanged.

On Searchanise in a Talmee app

How is Searchanise wired into a Talmee app?

Native in-app search uses Searchanise's API directly, with autocomplete, typo tolerance, and filter facets rendered natively. The wiring is built during the standard two-week launch and there is no extra integration fee.

What is the typical performance lift?

+20% search-led conversion rate when in-app search uses semantic matching. Talmee benchmarks pre and post-launch so the impact is a measured number rather than a hope.

Why does it matter that the integration is native?

Searchanise's web widget is template-driven; Talmee renders the same data with native React Native components. A native React Native component loads instantly, respects iOS and Android conventions, and reads as part of the app. A web-view embed reads as a website inside an app, which is the experience customers download an app to escape.