Introducing Ceisium Search

Website search breaks the moment your site changes.

Your docs update. A new pricing page ships. A changelog entry goes live. And the search results visitors see still point to content from three months ago, or return nothing at all. Keeping search current means refreshing content, checking coverage, debugging missing pages, and starting over the next time something changes.

Ceisium Search handles that loop.

Give Ceisium a URL. It keeps your public pages searchable, refreshes as the site changes, and gives you the tools to see what visitors can find. Website search that keeps up with your website.

Start from a URL

Create a search project, add a source with the paths you want visitors to find, and Ceisium takes it from there.

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Create a Search project by adding the site URL, include paths, crawl frequency, and page limit.

For a docs-heavy site, that might mean starting with /docs/, /pricing/, /changelog/, and /blog/, excluding noisy paths, setting a crawl frequency, and capping pages. Ceisium keeps those pages searchable and keeps crawl history available when you need to inspect coverage.

Search through the API or UI

The Search API returns ranked results with titles, URLs, snippets, and scores. Use it from your backend when you want full control over the experience without exposing keys in browser code.

Ceisium also ships UI component patterns for the surfaces most public websites already need:

• Command palette search for keyboard-first docs
• Inline search for visible search fields on docs pages
• Search bar and modal patterns for product and marketing pages

Tune without babysitting search

Search quality should not depend on someone learning search controls.

Ceisium keeps search aligned with the public pages you choose. When pages are added, removed, or updated, search should move with the site instead of drifting behind it. When coverage is thin, Ceisium makes that visible without asking you to hand-edit search settings.

That is what we mean by search that tunes itself: fewer stale results, less manual upkeep, and a tighter loop between the website visitors see and the search experience they use.

Join the waitlist

Ceisium Search works best for teams with docs, pricing, changelog, guides, blog, and product pages that need to stay searchable as the site changes.

We are opening access in batches. Join the waitlist and we will bring more teams in as the product rolls out.

This release includes project setup, source crawling, scheduled refreshes, the Search API, UI component guidance, analytics, usage, and crawl observability. Search comes first. From there, the tuning loop gets tighter as real websites shape the product.