One natural-language surface for place and sector together, tolerant of typos, alert to similar place names, and always followed by your confirmation before analysis.
What the box understands
The Delegation Box as it appears in the workspace: your request in your own words, the site probe, and the tools on the lower row.
Smart search is not a fixed sector picker and not a physical/digital mode toggle. You write, or speak, the idea the way you would explain it to a colleague: a neighborhood and a city, a sector or business model, sometimes a digital product aimed at a specific market. Digital and online projects live inside the query text itself, jdwin recognizes them and studies them market-first, so no map pin is required. The same search bar appears on the marketing landing and inside the authenticated map experience, with a larger landing-only treatment and a subtle accent glow so the first encounter feels premium without changing the underlying product grammar.
What makes the surface powerful is not a list of tricks but a single promise: jdwin extracts spatial and sector intent from messy human language, then asks you to confirm the real place before any verdict is produced. You stay in control of geography; the product stays responsible for turning that confirmed signal into a decision.
Search resolves intent; your geographic confirm remains mandatory before analysis.
Voice input
When the field is empty, the microphone is the primary action. Speech becomes text while you speak, so dictation feels live rather than delayed. After text appears, or on the first typed character, the primary action switches to send/analyze. That small interaction rule keeps the bar honest: listen when empty, decide when there is something to send. Analysis results never appear inside the search bar or as floating marketing-map cards; outputs wait for the report screen after the authenticated path completes.
Disambiguation & confirm
When more than one place is plausible, jdwin presents the candidate with enough context for you to recognize it. You confirm the real place name before analysis. Pin click must reflect the actual place name, not coordinates alone as identity. The map is worldwide for selection; there is no product geofence that limits analysis to a single country. Practical limits appear only through the quality of context available for the place and sector you chose, which is why confirmation matters more than speed.
Example shapes
Useful shapes sound like ordinary speech: “specialty bakery in Jeddah Al Hamra,” “digital tutoring platform targeting Riyadh students,” or «مقهى مختص في حي النخيل الرياض». Mix languages if you need to; what jdwin needs is a place you can confirm and a sector you intend. After confirm, the journey continues on the map and into the report, not back into the search bar as a fake preview of the verdict.
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