Tell It What Matters. Get an Answer.

"I need a new vacuum. Pet hair, small apartment, budget under $300." Aether searches across review sites, consumer reports, and user forums — then presents a short list ranked by what you actually care about. Not 50 options. Three, with clear reasoning for each: this one is the best value, this one has the strongest suction, this one is the quietest.

And it remembers your preferences for next time. Bought the Dyson? Six months later when you need a new filter, it knows the exact model and where to get the best price.

Vacuum Research
Dyson V12 Detect$299
Best for pet hair · ★ 4.7
Shark Stratos$247
Best value · ★ 4.5
Miele C1$279
Quietest · ★ 4.6
Filtered from 34 models: pet hair, <$300, small spaces

It Helps You Decide, Not Just Browse

Tradeoff clarity. "The Dyson is $50 more than the Shark but has better filtration for pet allergens — which you mentioned dealing with." Aether doesn't just list pros and cons. It highlights the tradeoffs that matter to you specifically.

Price tracking. "This model was $40 cheaper on Prime Day last year. Black Friday is in three weeks — worth waiting?" Aether gives you timing context, not just current prices.

Purchase memory. Next year when the robot vacuum comes up: "You bought the Dyson V12 in October 2026. Still happy with it, or looking to replace?" It remembers what you own, what you've considered, and what you decided against — and why.

Price Insight
"This was $40 cheaper on Prime Day. Black Friday is in 3 weeks — worth waiting?"

Built For

Anyone who's ever spent three hours researching something that costs $80. People who get overwhelmed by options and end up buying nothing. Parents buying gear for kids who outgrow everything in six months. Anyone furnishing a new apartment who needs 20 things and doesn't have time to research each one individually. People who want a good decision, not a perfect decision — and want it quickly.

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