Trend analytics for sellers, creators and marketers

Every social trend on one radar

Trend Radar spots rising topics, challenges and products before they go mainstream. It explains why each one is growing and gives you ready-made hashtags and video ideas.

Invite-only access · data refreshed every morning

The Radar screen in Trend Radar: today’s rising trends with sources and reach
A trend card in Trend Radar: why it is growing, proof videos, hashtags and ideas
5signal sources in one place
474signals checked in the October 26 morning run
171videos dropped as junk: fake views, templates, wrong market
08:30UTC — a fresh trend snapshot every day

One tool instead of five

Trend research is usually split up: search queries in one tool, hashtags in another, creators in a third, products in a fourth. Trend Radar merges them into one feed and answers the question that matters: is this trend worth your time?

Signals from 5 sources

Videos, search queries, pins and hashtags add up to one trend instead of scattered charts.

Junk filter

AI drops boosted videos, template farms, brand-new channels and off-market content. What remains is real growth.

Why it grows and for whom

Every trend has a stage (emerging, rising, peak, fading), reach, creator count, audience and a plain-language explanation.

Hashtags and video ideas

Hashtags come from the top videos and copy in one tap. Each trend also comes with three ideas you can film today.

Matched to your profile

Paste a channel link or describe your product. The radar picks trends that fit and shows a match score.

Watchlist

Add a trend to your watchlist and the radar will show you when it moves to the next stage.

How the same work is done without Trend Radar
TaskUsuallyWith Trend Radar
Find a rising topicGoogle Trends plus scrolling feeds A ready trend feed every morning
Filter out fake viewsBy hand, by eye An AI filter with 10+ checks
Pick hashtagsA separate hashtag generator Top-video hashtags, copied in one tap
Check if a trend fits youGuesswork Profile analysis with a match score
Make a product cardA designer or another tool Send the trend to Picassa

Niches from beauty to gadgets

Pick your niches in the profile. Their trends go first on the home screen, and if the morning snapshot has few topics for a niche, the radar finds its own. Can’t find your niche? Describe it in words or paste a profile link.

The niche list is growing; niche search arrives in the next update.

  • Beauty
  • Fashion
  • Food & drink
  • Home
  • Pets
  • Fitness
  • Kids
  • Gadgets
  • Your own niche, in words

Sources

Each trend is confirmed across several platforms. When a topic grows in videos, in search and on Pinterest at once, it is not a random spike.

YouTube

Shorts and videos: views, growth speed, number of creators

Connected

Google Trends

Rising search queries by country

Connected

Instagram

Hashtags: posts per hour and top posts

Connected

Pinterest

Weekly and monthly search growth

Connected

Amazon

Product demand and competition

Coming soon

Challenges and hashtags: ride the wave while it rises

The radar isn’t only for finding products. It shows creators the formats and challenges gaining views right now. Repeat the format with your own character, use the leaders’ hashtags and post while the trend is still hot.

Broad search

The radar scans everything rising in a niche and finds topics no one is covering yet.

Top creators

Coming soon: a separate feed of videos going viral for the big creators in your niche, so you can repeat the format with your own character.

From the October 26, 2026 snapshot

Claw clip: the two-clip hairstyle Rising

614K views · 6 creators · YouTube

The two-clip trick got almost 200K views since October 18, and a test of another hack got 171K. Several creators are filming claw-clip hairstyles.

What to film

  1. Try the two-clip hairstyle and see whether it holds all day
  2. Show a one-minute hairstyle for long hair
  3. Compare which clip size holds thick hair best

Leaders’ hashtags

#clawclip #hairhack #hairtok #hairstyle #hairtutorial #longhair

Case study: Nutria

Nutria is a photo-based food tracking app. We used it to test how trends turn into views.

  1. 1

    Profile analysis

    The radar got a description of Nutria and matched trends to it: “walking vs running” scored 96%, “healthy Halloween snacks” 89%. Topics that don’t fit were filtered out: a corset costume scored 8%.

  2. 2

    A top creator’s format

    The team took a fitness creator’s viral morning-routine video, recreated it shot for shot with the Nutria character and used the same hashtags.

  3. 3

    Result

    The latest video got 1,600 Instagram views on a young account with no ad budget. That experience led to the “Top creators” mode.

96%match for “walking vs running”
1,600Instagram views on the video
$0ad budget

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick niches or a profile

    Tick your niches, paste a channel link or describe your product.

  2. 2

    The radar collects signals

    Every morning the server checks hundreds of videos, queries and hashtags, while AI removes junk and merges duplicates.

  3. 3

    Put the trend to work

    Copy the hashtags, film from the ready ideas, or send the trend to Picassa to make a product card.

Who it’s for

Marketplace sellers

Which products are starting to rise, how many competitors they have, and at what price.

Creators and SMM

Challenges, formats and hashtags gaining views right now.

App and brand marketing

Trends close to your product, plus ready-made post copy.

FAQ

Where does the data come from?

From the platforms’ official APIs: YouTube Data API, Google Trends, Instagram Graph API and Pinterest. Amazon is being connected. API keys are kept on the server only.

How often are trends updated?

The shared snapshot is collected daily at 08:30 UTC. Custom search and profile analysis run live and take 20–60 seconds.

How is it different from Google Trends?

Google Trends shows search queries only. Trend Radar combines queries with videos, hashtags and pins, filters out fake views and tells you what to do with the trend.

Is there a mobile app?

Yes, there is a test version for Android. The web app is the same app in your browser, with the same data.

How do I get access?

Access is invite-only for now: send a request with the “Sign up” button, get a login and password from the team and sign in with “Log in”. After you log in, queries from the mobile app show up in the web account too.

Catch the next trend first

Open the radar and see what is rising in your niche today.

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