025.04 — Information storage & retrieval
Say it in
your own
words.
your own
words.
Keyword search asks you to guess the phrase the author chose. Pustakalaya reads for meaning instead — so the question you actually have is enough to find the page that answers it.
A student asks
“why does a transformer core get hot even when nothing is plugged in?”
→ Electrical Machines, ch. 4, p.112 — hysteresis loss
→ IEEE Trans. Magn. 2019 — core loss at no load
→ Solved paper, GATE 2021, Q.34
020 — Library & information sciences
Full shelves,
empty search logs.
empty search logs.
Most institutional collections are well stocked and barely used. The collection is rarely the problem — the way in is. Four things a keyword box can’t do:
01
Read the question, not the keywords
Intent, subject and reading level are all taken from how the question is phrased, then matched against meaning across every format you hold.
02
Summarise with the receipts
The gist of a chapter or a paper in seconds, every statement linked back to the page
it came from. Nothing unsourced.
03
Order the reading
Give it a topic and it sequences what you hold — foundations, then depth, then
practice — instead of returning a flat list.
04
Index what's already yours
Theses, notes and a decade of past papers come in during onboarding and sit under
the same search as everything else.
028.9 — Reading interests & habits
Read with
help in the
margin.
help in the
margin.
A quiet reader that keeps the assistant one column away —
summaries, definitions and follow-up questions, without losing your place in the text.
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Inline summaries and question-answering
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Highlights and notes that follow you between devices
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Citation export in APA, MLA and IEEE
027 — General libraries
Four readers,
one catalogue.
one catalogue.
Students
Ask at midnight
Plain language in, the right page out.
Faculty
Build from a search
Turn results into an ordered reading
list, or assign them in Vidyapeeth.
Librarians
Show the use
Searches, opens and dwell time —
evidence for renewals.
evidence for renewals.
Institutions
One index
Departments and campuses under a
single catalogue.
single catalogue.
021.6 — Interlibrary relations
Open your
collection.
collection.
Tell us what your institution holds and we’ll index a sample of it, so
you can search your own shelves before you decide anything.