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| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Local Index Search | Instant, offline title and metadata search |
| Semantic Search | Themes, moods, settings, concepts, and quotes |
| AI Search | How natural-language searches join the same result grid |
Open the Search tab, or use Compass on Apple TV
or iPhone to start a search from anywhere. Type with the keyboard or use
dictation.
| What you remember | Example | What Neptune uses |
|---|---|---|
| A title or part of one | dark kni |
Title prefix matching |
| A person | Karl Urban |
Cast and crew index |
| A genre or studio | A24 horror |
Indexed metadata |
| A typo | intersteller |
Fuzzy correction |
| A theme or mood | feel-good time travel |
Semantic catalog |
| A plot fragment | farm boy learns magic and fights his dad |
AI Search when needed |
| Something outside your library | new Korean thrillers |
Seerr results |
For a scene you remember from a particular series, use Episode Finder on that show's page.
Results appear in a poster grid with optional scope tabs:
| Scope | Contents |
|---|---|
| Top Results | One relevance-ranked view across your library and people, plus Seerr when enabled |
| Movies | Matching movies in your library |
| Shows | Matching series and episodes |
| Music | Matching music content |
| Seerr | Requestable movies and shows beyond your library |
| People | Actors, directors, writers, and other indexed credits |
Top Results is not a simple concatenation. Exact titles and names lead, strong whole-word matches outrank loose prefixes, and owned content receives a small advantage in close calls. If Include Seerr Results in Top Results is off, requestable titles remain available in the Seerr scope without mixing into the main grid.
Neptune will tell you why an item matched your search, for instances where the match isn't straightforward or obvious.
Straightforward title matches need no explanation. Results introduced by AI also carry a sparkle badge so the source is never hidden.
Small typing mistakes are corrected against the vocabulary in your own library. A successful correction shows Showing results for… and avoids spending an AI request on a typo.
If nothing useful is found:
The empty Search screen shows recent searches as reusable chips. Neptune records a query only after you open one of its results, so abandoned typing does not clutter the list. History is profile-specific and can be cleared from the Search screen.
Open Settings > User Preferences > Appearance > Layouts > Search:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Search Suggestions | Show local-first suggestion chips while typing |
| Filter Tabs | Show or hide the scope tabs above results |
| Include Seerr Results in Top Results | Rank requestable titles alongside owned content |
| Grid Keyboard Layout | Compact the Apple TV results grid beside the alphabetical keyboard |
| Auto-Focus Input | Open with focus ready for search input |
The AI Search master switch and language-model providers live in Settings > Deep Learning. See AI Search and the top-level Neptune AI section.
| Data | Where It Goes |
|---|---|
| Local library index | Stays on your device |
| Semantic catalog and matching | Stays on your device |
| Backend search | Goes only to your connected media server |
| Seerr search | Goes to your configured Seerr server |
| AI request | Goes to the selected provider only when the AI gate runs or you explicitly ask it |