nook.
One field. Any destination.
nook is the quiet corner of every browser session: a single input
where you type what you are looking for, and pick where it goes.
Why it exists
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Different engines, different answers. The same query
ranks very differently across search engines — what is buried on one
is often top-of-page on another. nook makes comparing results a
one-click habit instead of a bookmark shuffle.
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Maps live in the same field. "Where is the closest
parking?" is a map question, not a search question. The map services
are one keystroke away — no second tool, no muscle-memory switch.
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A page that gets out of the way. No widgets asking
for your attention, no infinite scroll. Just a text field, a few
chips, and nothing else between you and your browser.
Keys
Alt1–Alt6 (Option on macOS) switch
engine · Enter sends the query · Esc clears — or
click any chip to send it there directly.
Nothing to track, nothing to sign in to
nook makes no requests, holds no accounts, and stores no data. Your
only traffic is the search or map service you choose to open.