2026-03-28 — A New Home Page, A New Direction
Until now, Momor's home page was basically the search page. That made sense when the product was mostly about showing the engine in action. It stopped making sense once the bigger story became what the engine is for, who it is for, and where the product is going.
So the front door changed.
Momor now has a real home page at /: a marketing page that explains the product, the workflow, the trust model, and why the company is increasingly focused on enterprise use cases where confidentiality, judgment, and source-grounded answers matter more than flashy demos.
If you already use Momor, we did not dump you onto a marketing page and call it progress. Existing users still get sent to /search, because if you came here to search, forcing an extra click would just be annoying. The new home page is the front door. Search is still the workspace.
Highlights
/is now a real home page, not the search screen- Existing users still land on
/search - Momor is now positioned explicitly around an enterprise-first direction
- Product, pricing, about, and enterprise pages were rewritten to match that shift
- Routing, metadata, canonicals, and indexing were cleaned up so the public site actually reflects the new structure
The Home Page
The new home page is built around what Momor actually is now: a judgment-aware orchestration system, not just a nicer box for typing searches into. It explains the pipeline more clearly, shows where search fits, and gives the rest of the site a proper shape instead of treating every visitor like they already know what the product is.
That also meant separating the two jobs the old page was trying to do at once. Home explains. Search searches.
The Pivot
This is the more important part.
Momor is shifting toward enterprise. Not in the vague startup way where a company changes the headline and keeps shipping the same thing, but in the concrete product sense: the language, the product framing, the pricing story, and the surrounding pages now reflect that the strongest use case is private, source-grounded reasoning for workflows where the data is sensitive and the answer has consequences.
That doesn't mean public search disappeared. It means the public product now sits inside a clearer story about where the system is headed.
The Rest of the Site
To make that shift coherent, we rewrote a large chunk of the public site. Product, pricing, enterprise, about, press, legal, and related pages were updated so they no longer describe an older version of Momor. Metadata, titles, descriptions, and route handling were also cleaned up so the public site says one consistent thing instead of five slightly different ones.
There was also a pile of less glamorous work underneath it: fixing indexing issues, cleaning up sitemap and canonical handling, tightening prerendered routes, and removing stale routing behavior that no longer matched the site structure. You shouldn't notice most of that directly. Google should.
Why This Matters
A home page is not just decoration. It tells people what kind of product they are looking at. The old one said "search toy." The new one says what Momor is actually becoming.
What this means for you: If you already use Momor, search still opens where you expect. If you're new, the site now explains itself properly. And if you've been watching where the product is heading, the answer is no longer implied — it's explicit.