As AI tools are released at an exponential pace, users are finding themselves juggling multiple subscriptions and having to constantly switch between apps with slightly different use cases.
Today, it’s easy to spend more than $100 a month on services like ChatGPT for writing, Claude for coding, and Perplexity for research. This fragmentation not only wastes time and complicates workflows but also defeats AI’s intended purpose: simplifying work.
Muath Juady realized that millions of professionals, creators, and developers share this same pain point, so he set out to build SearchQ.AI: a single platform that unites more than 100 AI models and tools in one intuitive interface.
From Self-Taught Developer to AI Infrastructure Builder
Muath Juady started working as a freelance web developer in 2014, when he was just a teenager. Eventually, he ran up against the limits of his vision and decided to pursue formal training: namely, a computer science degree, followed by two master’s degrees in entrepreneurship and innovation in Paris and London. Meanwhile, he continued building web tools as he worked toward his diplomas.
As a graduation project, Juady built DyNotify, a browser extension that helped online shoppers find cheaper alternatives from more than 100 storefronts. “As CEO,” he says, “I wore every hat imaginable: developer, designer, marketer, and business strategist.”
The tool won more than $200,000 in prizes and placed second globally in the Pioneer Startup Accelerator Tournament among thousands of startups worldwide. While building DyNotify, Juady was also selected as a Top 40 finalist in We Make Future, the largest startup pitch competition in southern Europe.
In April 2021, he joined dOrg, a collective of developers that builds software for blockchain companies, including interfaces, smart contract integrations, and backend systems. There, as a full-stack developer, Juady recounts contributing to projects valued in the hundreds of millions.
“Each of these experiences built upon the last,” Juady recounts. At DyNotify, he led teams of developers and shipped a live product. At dOrg, he managed distributed teams across time zones and built scalable web infrastructure.
Now, he says, “SearchQ.AI represents the culmination of a decade-long journey.”
SearchQ.AI: One AI to Rule Them All
Rather than relying on a singular model, SearchQ.AI simultaneously sends prompts to multiple popular AI tools and selects the best outputs, merging the responses and presenting them seamlessly to the user. This way, you can write, code, search, shop, and build custom workflows without needing to know which AI service and model is best for each task.
This process is made possible through an orchestration engine that routes to more than 100 AI models, allowing users to receive high-quality results without needing to put in extra work. This parallel processing functionality offers more balanced and accurate answers, reducing the blind spots that come from depending on one source.
SearchQ.AI’s no-code workflow builder enables the creation of multi-step AI procedures through natural language commands. It’s designed as a smooth, intuitive experience that fully hides the complex backend and eliminates the fragmentation that costs professionals time and money.
Developers, meanwhile, benefit from a unified API gateway that consolidates access to all integrated models. What would otherwise be a complicated web of individual connections becomes a single endpoint to work with.
The goal, Juady notes, is to go beyond saving users money on subscriptions. He aims to redefine who can access advanced AI by pricing it up to 20 times cheaper than managing multiple tools separately, thereby making it easier to shift the focus of AI access from brand loyalty to intelligent orchestration.
Building the Future of AI Access
By integrating multiple AI models into a single interface and simplifying complex workflows, Muath Juady’s SearchQ.AI aims to reduce cost and technical obstacles to holistic AI use, opening new possibilities for creators, entrepreneurs, and developers. In his words, “I want anyone, regardless of technical expertise or resources, to harness the full power of AI to enhance their work and creativity.”
Now, he’s focused on scaling the platform and incorporating user feedback to continually enhance its capabilities. Long-term, he aims to build more proprietary AI capabilities and foster an ecosystem where users can actively create and shape the platform’s evolution.
Meanwhile, as AI tools continue to multiply daily, SearchQ.AI stands as proof that sometimes, the best approach to innovation isn’t necessarily creating something new but unifying what already exists.
