Semafind works with organisations that face problems too specific to be solved by off-the-shelf software. The firm positions itself between academic research and applied engineering: it helps clients explore whether a novel algorithm or model can create a competitive edge, builds a working prototype, then integrates that technology into existing infrastructure with training and ongoing support. Its stated process runs through ideation, prototyping and integration, each stage aimed at reducing the risk of research-heavy projects.
The consultancy publishes a portfolio of applied projects that show the range of work it takes on, including a visual spare-part identification system for engineering maintenance, semantic CV matching that recommends roles from resumes and job descriptions, AI networking recommendations for events, behavioural anomaly detection for early disease identification in animals, a reverse dictionary for company terminology, and personalised e-commerce product recommendations.
Semafind also productises some of this research. SemaReader focuses on semantic reading and automatic knowledge-graph creation from documents, while SemaDB is its vector database offering for similarity search. Knotes is an additional knowledge tool. The company is a UK-registered limited company and invites prospective clients to a free initial consultation. Because engagements are scoped per project, pricing is quoted on contact rather than published as fixed public tiers.
