Find: search Turtini and the world

Find is Turtini's search. Type into the search box on the home page and press Enter — a search opens Find, a map-first results page.

What the home box answers itself, and what it hands to Find:
• A search goes to Find. Anything that opens onto lots of results — a place, a business, a product, a question about the world — opens the full Find page, because that is where the web results, photos, map, and cited answer live.
• A lookup answers in the box. Weather ("forecast for Norfolk") and a flight or ship ("DL1423") have one answer, so they appear right under the box without going anywhere. So does a business-name check ("is Blue Harbor available").
• Ask Wally by asking. Wally is for running your business — "how do I add a contact", "draft an invoice", "help me set up payroll" — or just start with "Wally". Everything else is treated as a search.

How results are organized:
• Your workspace (top, when signed in) — your own documents, contacts, deals, events, and sites. See "Your workspace: search your own stuff in Find."
• On Turtini — real businesses, events, menus, and sites on the platform. These are the differentiator: they're live, local, and you can act on them.
• From the web (below) — general web results, so you don't have to leave to finish a search.

Tabs across the top:
• Web, Images and News each answer a different question. News is for what just happened and is kept far less time than the others — see "News in Find: what just happened." Images is a scrolling grid with its own viewer — see "Photos in Find."
• Searches are asked in your language and for your region, not in US English, so a question about somewhere else comes back in the language that place is covered in.

Search by voice:
• Tap the microphone in the search box and speak — Find transcribes your words on your device and runs the search. Works on the home box and on Find, Roam, and Beacon. (The mic only appears on browsers that support it.)

Two views, one toggle:
• List shows everything.
• Map plots every result that has a location — so you can see what's actually around you, not just a list of links.

Make it local:
• Tap the crosshair ("Near me") to bias results to where you are and sort by distance.
• Tap the eye icon to search in AR — point your phone and see nearby results floating in the camera view (great for "what's around me right now").

Act right from a result: an "On Turtini" result isn't just a link — it carries buttons to do the thing, like Order ahead on a restaurant or Navigate to open turn-by-turn directions in Roam. As you type, suggestions appear instantly so you can jump straight to a result.