We watch public, officially-sanctioned data — search volume, marketplace listings, video and community activity — and surface a rising product trend only once two or more independent sources agree it's real. Built for e-commerce sellers who want the lead time, not the headline.
Sources
No login walls, no data bought from a broker, no vendor quietly scraping a platform on our behalf. Each source below is either a platform's own sanctioned API, a direct read of a publicly visible page, or analyst-curated content for markets that are still cold-starting.
Google Trends Search
Relative search interest and rising queries for a watched keyword list.
Reddit Community
Read-only OAuth2 access to the "hot" listing across a curated set of product-relevant subreddits.
YouTube Video
Official Data API v3 trending-video feed — titles and view counts, nothing scraped.
Google Ads Search
Keyword Planner search-volume history, up to four years back, via the official Ads API.
eBay Marketplace
Official Browse API — live listing search across a watched category list.
Etsy Marketplace
Official Open API v3 — active listing search for maker and consumer-goods categories.
Public web pages Direct
Direct, logged-out reads of specific public pages an operator has approved — never behind a login.
How it works
01
Every source is polled on its own schedule and reduced to short, factual signal lines — never raw, republished content.
02
Signals about the same underlying concept are grouped together, regardless of which source or wording they came from.
03
A cluster only becomes a trend once independent sources agree — a single loud source is filtered as noise, not promoted.
Illustrative examples
Recovery sandals — cushioned, orthotic-style slides climbing across footwear retail and search.
Matcha-flavored snacks — appearing on more grocery shelves this quarter.
Compact espresso machines — renewed interest from small-kitchen buyers.
Illustrative examples used to validate the detection pipeline — not live output from a paying customer's account.
Status
In active development. The ingestion pipeline above is real and running against live official APIs; the seller-facing product is being built around it.
Every integration is read-only and built directly against each platform's own published API documentation and terms.