Stop scrolling the library. Just ask it.
Search library is free-text search across your whole content library, not just titles. A learner types what they're actually trying to find, and gets the relevant pieces back, wherever they live.
Trusted by scaling L&D teams
Two steps. No folder-hunting.
Search library works like asking a colleague, not filling in a search form.
Type the real question
Not a keyword, a learner can type the actual thing they're trying to solve, in their own words.
See ranked results
Matches are pulled from across every space and format, ranked by relevance, not just title match.
Jump straight in
Every result links straight to the relevant piece of content, at the point that matters.
Built for the question, not the filing system
Most content libraries are only as good as the way they're organised, and nobody remembers the folder structure someone else built. Search library ignores that entirely and matches on meaning.
- Understands the question, not just matching exact words
- Searches every space and content type in one pass
- Surfaces content the learner didn't know existed
- ✅ Matched 'expenses' to a policy titled 'Spending & Reimbursement'
- ✅ Also surfaced a related FAQ page with the same topic
- 💡 Both results ranked by how directly they answer the question
Built for learners, powered by whatever admins have already published
Learners
Find the exact thing you need without knowing what it's called or where it lives.
Managers
Fewer 'where do I find X' messages landing in your inbox.
Admins
Nothing to configure, it searches everything you've already published, automatically.
"People aren't just being trained anymore — they're taking ownership of their learning. They log into Thirst, explore what's available, and even share what they know with others."
Common questions
Does it only search titles? +
No, it searches the actual content, so a learner can find something even if their words never appear in the title.
Can it search content in other spaces I'm not a member of? +
No, results are limited to spaces the learner already has access to.
What content types does it cover? +
Any content type in your library, documents, videos, quizzes, and journeys are all included.
Does it replace the library's browse view? +
No, it's a faster way in for learners who know what they need. Browsing is still there for everyone else.
Make your whole library findable
Give every learner a fast way in, no matter how the content is organised.
