Seekfast works very well as an application and it saves me SO MUCH time looking for information within multiple directories of documents. I used it daily at work to save me a lot of time from manually guessing which file had the info I need, and then manually searching through the document for what I'm looking for. 1: The indexing process is very fast, it'll process a directory and many sub-directories full of files very quickly. 2: There are 16 categories of file types you can filter by 3: The search results are returned in a manner that makes sense. Seekfast will return a list of files matching your search team, below each filename is a list of places in the document where your search term was found, at the top of the list are places where it was found verbatim, following that the list will show results where your search term is used in context, so if you search for "root access" down the list you'll find "root-level access, "access requires root account access", etc. 4: Here's the cool part, if you click on a line from the search results, the app will load that line of text and all it's surrounding text from the document so you can see the greater context. It does this in the app, no need to open the document itself. 5: When you're ready to open the document, just click on the document filename in the search results and it will open in your default application for that filetype.

Hello I am a PhD student in the department of philosophy. I have thousands of pages of documents to review. Seekfast allowed me to quickly find the concepts in these documents. It lists the documents containing the concepts I'm looking for. I can access these documents with one click. It also supports many document types such as pdf and word. Seekfast will be useful for all social science academics.

Among the many different types of searches, I perform using SeekFast are those involving scanned student assignments, word documents, and an ebook library as well as scanned heavy volumes in pdf format. I've had no issues at all. In terms of design, the interface is very clean and intuitive, with no unnecessary toolbars or complex split-screen views (even though some would prefer that on a bigger screen). Even with 4GB of RAM three-year-old student laptop PC (not from the powerful series), SeekFast runs smoothly and quickly on the minimum requirement. It's incredible how quickly SeekFast reads the documents on HDD, but I found on SSD a lot quicker (27 files in 17.1 seconds). SeekFast seems to work nicely with minimum requirement PC spec. I don't believe any other equivalent tool today could match SeekFast's efficiency and stability. It's also a good idea to not include a full document viewer in the app because it would significantly slow it down. Searching for information on a computer is much more enjoyable when the PC's default document reader is a lite pdf or document reader.