Brainboost is a metasearch engine designed to provide specific answers to questions asked in natural language. Currently it only supports English. Traditional engines return the links to the pages that appear most relevant. Additionally the results page may include a summary of the page. The user then needs to download the pages and read them to see if the answer to his question is in fact there. Brainboost, however, generates a number of different queries that it submits to traditional search engines, downloads several hundred pages returned by the search engines, reads the pages and isolates the answers in the text of these pages, and ranks the different answers based on its AnswerRank algorithm. The engine is best suited to relatively common questions that might have been already discussed somewhere on the Web in one form or another.