Findability of research software is addressed by Betty’s (Re)Search engine, a service that allows users to search for existing research software tailored for specific applications, thereby minimizing duplicate implementation efforts. Recently, the front end of the live instance has been improved and the engine was enhanced by the possibility to export search results into the Open Research Knowledge graph (ORKG). The source code is now publicly hosted at Gitlab and its architecture is explained in detail in a preprint submitted to the Ing.Grid journal, complemented by a tutorial video on YouTube. To this day, the live engine was visited around 15000 times.