So there's this deal that just came out.
It's an advanced search system. Now, you're probably saying,
you know what, I'm on Mac and I'm using Finder or Alfred.
Well, once you see this video,
you might think otherwise, because this is really good.
And if you're on Windows, well, you have your search bar and you can
search around a couple things, but it's not as advanced as this one.
And yes, it's also available for Linux. Now, what it does,
it lets you connect social media accounts, I mean, Gmail, Twitter, Outlook,
and a bunch of other integrations like RSS feed, Wikipedia, and a bunch of things.
So your Finder actually works as a broader Finder.
You would say it's a more advanced search Finder because this helps you integrate
with all those social media accounts and other types of things that you need.
Now, this one is called Curiosity.
And what we're going to do in this video is I'm going to show you the deal,
and then I'm going to show you how it actually works.
So you find out if it's a deal for you or not.
So let's go jump over to my desktop right now.
Hey, what's up, everyone?
My name is George, and this is SaaS Master.
The deal that I'm talking about is this one right here.
It's called Curiosity, and it's $59 for the lifetime deal.
Now, if you probably purchase, for example, Alfred for Mac.
Well, it's around that price,
but like I mentioned before, you might like this one even more.
I know Alfred does a couple of other things, but this one is focused
on searching whatever you have connected to it.
Okay, so this one is an alternative.
Copper Nick Everything and Slack Dash.
And if you're on Mac, well, like Alfred.
Okay, so the $59 deal gets you this.
It gets you a little bit more advanced features with the team members.
If you jump into license tier one,
which is $59, you get two team members, which is more than enough for most of us.
If you plan to use this for team members,
then you need to jump to license your two or three.
In my case, I'm good with two team members and you get access to the integrations.
This plan is for the Pro plan updates.
Okay, so, for example,
like I mentioned before, it's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
And let me show you what the Pro plan actually gets you.
So the Pro plan gives you everything from the free version.
And yes, free is actually pretty good, right?
But you just only connect to five cloud up apps.
You have searches, unlimited apps, and search and file content.
Okay. For the team members.
Well, depending on the plan that you're
on, that's what you're going to get access to.
So let's open up Curiosity.
Okay, now, I already have it installed
on my Mac, and there's a little icon here at the top that actually enables it.
But the cool part about it is the actual shortcut for the keyboard.
All right.
So in my case, like I said, I'm a Mac for Windows.
That will change.
I'll just click option and spacebar and it will open up the Finder for me.
Well, curiosity, that's what they call it.
I'm so used to using Finder from Mac, but this changes everything.
So if I type something here, it's going to search to the apps that I have connected.
Let me give you a quick example.
If I search for Baidu,
which is a Chinese search engine that I'm getting some emails from there.
Well, it actually found the email from my Outlook.
Here it is Baidu or the organization or
let's just say that I'm searching something on Twitter.
Like let me see SaaS. Here it is.
Well, it's SaaS master feed.
I can just click enter.
Okay, there we go.
I clicked on something different. No.
Okay, so here we go.
We got a bunch of search options right here.
It opened up the actual app for this.
So I get all of these.
That has to do with SaaS on Twitter.
Here's, this, there's that.
And this is finding it because I have connected these accounts.
In my case, for this demo video,
I connected my Twitter account, an Outlook email that I've just created
and my computer, I decide what folders I wanted to search in.
So for example, on my computer I have it search to search on desktop.
It will ask me if I want to connect other
folders in case I want to search inside of those.
So it's pretty cool that we have that option.
Now what can we connect?
Okay, let's go into app and files. Here we go.
And this is all the things that I have connected.
So my Curiosity search bar is going to search around all of these if I want to.
For example, if you want to search a Jiff from Giphy, well I can do it from YouTube,
Google Maps, Twitter, my Outlook account, Wikipedia, go, Twitter and my computer.
Now if I want to connect other type
of accounts, this is what they have available.
I think it's pretty cool that they have all of this.
Now for this demo video, I didn't connect my Gmail,
my calendar because I didn't want it to show up a couple of things.
But if you want, you can connect all of that.
And it's super easy to search for an email from here.
Instead of going into Gmail and searching for something, you can find it here,
Google Chrome, Safari, and here's all the other apps that you can connect to.
There's a bunch of them like Jira Notion.
They are going to add air table.
So imagine searching for an air table
inside of here, which makes it pretty cool.
Right now I think there's an option to ask them for other integrations and hoping
that they do add it because then you can go into these.
For example, down here, the upcoming integrations.
This is where they want you to vote to implement.
Okay, so for example, Air table is coming.
And of course I voted for it because it
would be super awesome if I can search for something from my Curiosity desktop
instead of going to Air table, opening the table, and then searching for it.
So doing it here makes it much more easier for me.
There's Sauna County Box CrunchBase Evernote.
I also bought it for that one HubSpot, which is pretty popular.
Zoom, Trello, Zoom.
And well, if they implement those that I need right there,
which will make it pretty awesome, click up and all of those.
Okay, so like I mentioned before, the cool part about this is that you
integrate with those and you can search to all of those.
That's what makes it different from your
traditional Finder or search bar from your native computer system.
Okay, so it's pretty cool that you have all of that in this case.
For example, if I go into this, remember you saw my computer.
I can open up my desktop.
If I go to my email, I can actually open up the inbox from here to view it's.
Not for sending emails, but you can view, for example, my Twitter.
I can view what I'm following.
There we go.
I can go back, I can view like, so what have I liked?
I can go to Timeline and I can view
that from here, which I think is pretty cool, right?
That's not something I would use because
what I find this interesting for is actually searching the contacts.
Here we go. So I got the contacts right here that are
tied to whatever I have connected the calendar.
In this case, I don't have any calendar
connected, but if I did, I would see it here my inbox.
I can view the emails and the search bar.
So I can search from here also or the other app.
So I can activate this via option space, which is the traditional space.
Click away from it. It will go away.
If I want to open the app,
it's option command space and it'll open up the whole app.
Let's wait for that to load. Here we go.
And I can search from here.
Now I can view recent files that we have available there and the inbox.
Now, I wish they had an option to,
for example, customize the dashboard, the main dashboard here.
So maybe I don't want to view the inbox, but I want to view something else like
my recent uploads from Dropbox or something like that.
Has the option to customize this.
You can also use this for translation.
Just set it up on the preferences.
You can change the activation mode in case you don't want to activate it
with something else instead of option space and all that.
But basically that is Curiosity.
If you're looking for an advanced search
system that goes beyond just searching like what you have on your desktop.
On your computer. Well, this is a good deal for you but if
you think that those little things are not going to make a change on your life,
if you think that's going to speed up your work, if you think it's not going to make
things easier for you, then you can skip this deal.
But I think it's pretty interesting.
I like it and yes, I'm going to get it because it's way easier for me.
Especially if they integrate air table.
That's going to be like the default definite for me but there you go.
That is Curiosity. If you guys want to check out the lifetime
deal that's going on right now, that link will be provided in the description.
Thank you all for watching and I'll see you guys later.