Montage - Search and share media!

Hey Product Hunt 👋!

@aboss123 and I are launching the new Montage today: the visual search engine where everything finally lands in one place.

Here's what made us build it:
• Search for something you actually care about, an artist, a car, a recipe, a city you're flying to next month and the internet hands it back to you in pieces.

The photos are on one app.
The clips are on another.
The deep dive is on a third.
The product is on a store page you'll never find again, and the date is buried in a post someone screenshotted.

Ten tabs, five apps, and nothing you can keep at the end of it.

The same frustrations kept coming up from people who live in feeds all day:
• Why am I searching the same thing five times in five different apps?
• Why are my saved boards just pictures when half of what I love is video?
• Why can't the clip, the product, and the place live on the same board?
• Why does everything I collect disappear into an app nobody else can open?
• Why is discovery so good and keeping so bad?

So we built the new Montage!
• Search anything. Montage gathers every kind of media about it: short videos, pictures, products, posts, places, dates and lays it all onto a single board (what we call a montage!), with every frame linked back to its source. Save the montages you love, build your own, and share the whole thing with one link!

If you've ever built a Pinterest board and wished the pins moved, had prices, had showtimes, and came from everywhere at once: that's Montage!

What you get:
• One search, every format: clips, photos, products, posts, places and dates side by side
• Montages: boards you can save, remix, and send as a single link
• Sourced by default: every frame links back to where it came from
• A "For You" feed that learns what you open and what you skip
• Browse by what you're into: Music, Comedy, Food, Beauty, Fashion, Travel, Sports, Cars
• Free to search, free to save, no app required

Our bigger thesis is that search results should be something you keep: a list of blue links made sense when the internet was documents.

It's a terrible way to hold onto a place you want to go, an outfit you want to copy, or an artist you just fell for.

Those things are visual, they're scattered across a dozen platforms, and they're worth collecting. Montage is built for exactly that.

Get started:
• Go to https://montages.co and search: get results on literally anything...
• Hit save on the frames you want and start a montage of your own!
• Share the link with someone who'll get it :)

We'd genuinely love to know what you search first and what came back missing. Tell us here - we're shipping fast!