Deci eu ca programator poate am inteles mai bine ca si ceilalti explicatia "tehnica". Spus pe fata sa inteleaga toata lumea explicatia este asa:

1. front-end-ul si designul este original
2. rezultatele sunt luat din Google folosind API
3. rezultatele odata cautate sunt stocate intr-un cache la ei pe server (sunt insa rezultatele de la google), daca se face aceasi cautare nu se mai cheama Google API ci se folosesc datele din cache (date care sunt tot din Google luate defapt).

Tin sa reamintesc domnului Hutuleac Bogdan cateva din definitiile unui search engine si sa imi spuneti daca se regaseste siteul dvs in definitiile de mai jos.

Search engine = An application that searches for, and retrieves, data based on some criteria, especially one that searches the Internet for documents containing specified words

Search engine = A search engine is a type of software that creates indexes of databases or Internet sites based on the titles of files, keywords, or the full text of files. The search engine has an interface that allows you to type what you're looking for into a blank field. It then gives you a list of the results of the search. When you use a search engine on the Web, the results are presented to you in hypertext, which means you can click on any item in the list to get the actual file.

Search engine = A piece of computer software that retrieves data relative to a query from a large database of information. Typically, a search engine is a web site with this software, and is used to find other web sites after the user enters keywords. WWW / World Wide Web the part of the Internet based on the HTTP protocol. Commonly accessed with a web browser.

Search engine = Computer software or program for the retrieval of data from a database or network, especially from the Internet. A service provided on the Internet that enables the user to search for items of interest. Some such services are free and attempt to capture information from the whole range of material available on the Internet. Others are subscription-based but in return provide access to specialist publications, full-text retrieval capabilities, or other added-value services.

Search engine = A program which acts like a card catalog for the Internet. Search engines attempt to help a user isolate desired information or resources by searching for keywords that the user specifies. The method for finding this information is usually done by maintaining an index of Web resources that can be queried for the keywords or concepts entered by the user. The index can be built from specific resource lists or created by Web wanderers, robots, spiders, crawlers and worms. From the Net surfer point of view, search engines can be quite tiresome and not very fruitful if you don't know how to use them correctly. Different engines are good for different kinds of searches, so to optimize search results, read the search engine's help section before searching.

Search engine = The software used to retrieve information from a database. A search engine will include features such as Boolean syntax, truncation, specifying search fields, specifying display format, etc.

Search engine = A service which lets users view and search websites or databases by searching (typically with a spider) for documents with meta tags, then reading and indexing the web pages.

Search Engine = An computerized index of the web pages; creating a searchable database. Example are AltaVista, Google

Search engine = A server (computer) or commonly a collection of servers dedicated to indexing internet web pages, storing the results in a giant database and returning lists of pages which match particular searched queries from within its database. The indexes are normally and automatically generated using spiders.