Delver.com - A Search Relevant to You

Slowly creeping out of stealth mode, Delver aims to change the way search engines search. Currently, search engines have no frame of reference besides the search term in question.

So if a guy looking for midnight fun searches for, let’s say ‘sex’, and a 24 year old grad student doing her thesis on human anatomy puts in the same word, they’re going to have the same results, regardless of their identity or social graph. Search does not take into account social networking sites, blogs, YouTube videos, RSS feeds, or bookmarks. What Delver accomplishes, then is to personalize search—they enable searches based on your social graph which is culled from all parts of the web, from MySpace to YouTube to your mum’s blog. Delver than creates your own social graph and prioritizes the results based on the graph. The result is a search that is relevant to you. You can register if you want. This lets you authenticate profiles and sources. If you don’t register, a name and some pertinent info (ie location, email address) will suffice.