2026-04-04 — Flight, Directions, Sports, Movie, and Music Search Results
A little while ago we added a batch of purpose-built tools so flights, directions, sports, movies, and music stopped getting treated like generic web lookups — see Six New Tools, One Search Box. That was the engine. This update is the part you can actually see: those tools now have real result cards instead of being flattened back into a wall of text.
Highlights
- Flight search results with airlines, routes, and price comparison
- Turn-by-turn directions with locale-aware distances
- Live and final sports scores, events, and standings
- Movie and TV cards with ratings and genres
- Music results for tracks, albums, and artists
- Source attribution with links back to the original on every card
Rich result cards for every tool
Flight search shows airlines, the route, price comparison, and expandable details — not a paragraph that sounds flight-shaped. Directions give an origin-to-destination summary and expandable turn-by-turn steps, with distances shown the way your locale expects. Sports searches return real scorecards — final, live, or scheduled — with team headers and expandable stats. Movies and TV come back as poster cards with ratings and genres. Music was rebuilt around tracks, albums with expandable tracklists, and artists.
Source attribution on every result
Every result from a named source now shows where it came from and links back to it. Crediting the services that actually did the work has always been the point — now it's on the card, not buried. You can put any of these to work from the search box.
Why This Matters
A good answer isn't just correct, it's legible. You should be able to glance at a result and see its shape — a route looks like a route, a scoreboard looks like a scoreboard — and always see where it came from.
What this means for you: the right kind of answer in the right kind of card, with a clear path back to the source every time.