Abstract: A method and system for organizing, searching/finding and filtering internet content based on content relevancy through data categorization by use of metadata. The present invention furthermore describes the presentation and feed of live data content to a search engine. An infrastructure of interconnected servers hosting a software to organize data, called web operating kernel (WOK), allows users to supply smart data (metadata) to describe original web content. Smart data consist of a title, description of content and its context, location or URL of the original underlying content and may include additional file attachment such as image files, audio and video files etc. This data is used by the WOKs integrated search engine software to search and find the most relevant content pertaining to a particular search term.

Abstract: A method and system of internet connected computers for organizing globally presented original data in the World Wide Web locally. This data mainly consists of human generated data (websites, text files etc.) and also automatically produced technical data (from sensors, machines, chip cards etc.). The present invention describes how humans can assign metadata to the original data to describe specific aspects of the original data content. The system for creating and organizing web content through metadata is called Web Operating System (WOS). The software that controls the WOS is contained in the Web Operation Kernel (WOK). A WOK is standardized software that can be loaded on local servers or on individual computers (PCs) locally. The local WOK is controlled by users through tools on a graphic user interface (GUI) via a web-browser. This metadata, generated by human intelligence, is stored on local servers which host the WOK.