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The AI searches the web before it writes

AI research with Google Search

Noobit researches the product on the web and extracts real facts, each with its source. You run it from the product record or turn it on in «Preferencias» (Preferences) as a pipeline step. Those facts feed the writing. Fewer hallucinations, more accuracy.

Problem

An AI without context makes things up.

Asking ChatGPT to write a product description without verified data produces fluent but potentially wrong text. For professional ecommerce, that's unacceptable.

How it works

What Noobit does for you.

01

Searches Google and cites the source

The agent queries Google with searches tailored to the product. The AI doesn't "remember": it looks things up and cites them.

02

Goes to the manufacturer's product page

If it finds the brand's website, it opens the product's page and reads it separately. Every fact is checked against that page's text: if the quote isn't there, the fact doesn't go in. And if you know the right page, you can paste it in yourself.

03

Fact extraction with sources

It returns structured facts — "ingredients", "volume", "certifications" — with the URL of the domain they come from and a confidence score.

04

Regulated data, separate and verbatim

The ingredient list (INCI) and other regulated data, such as warnings or directions for use, are searched for in a separate pass and copied exactly as they appear in their source. If there's no source, they aren't made up.

05

Builds on your other sources

What it finds is added to what you already knew: the CSV, your store, the scanner, your expert and earlier research. The writing starts from all of it.

06

Reviewed by your team

Before the writing starts, you see the facts and can correct or hide the ones that don't fit. Nothing is published without review.

07

Image search, too

If you ask it to, it looks for product photos on the pages it consulted — the ones the site itself declares — and suggests them. You choose which ones go into the gallery.

Example

A product that arrives with just an EAN and a name

All the supplier sends is "EAN: 8001234567890, Name: Hydratenx face cream". Research finds, on the manufacturer's website and from independent reviewers: 50 ml volume, key ingredients, how to use it, target audience. The final product page comes out rich and verifiable, even though it started from two fields.

Try it with your catalog.

We set up a demo with your own products. No long-term commitment.