About TrendSpry

TrendSpry exists to answer one question as honestly as possible: what's actually gaining momentum right now, and how fast? Trend content online is often either a lagging news recap of something that already peaked, or a confident-sounding "AI prediction" with no visible math behind it. We built TrendSpry to sit in between — real, disclosed measurement, presented plainly, refreshed every day.

What we track

TrendSpry follows topics across ten categories — products and gadgets, technology and AI, fashion and beauty, food and drink, travel, entertainment and culture, health and fitness, finance and crypto, jobs and careers, and social and internet culture. Each topic gets a Trend Signal score and a direction (rising, falling, flat, or new), computed from real measurements rather than guesswork. The full formula is on our How It Works page — nothing about it is hidden.

Where the numbers come from

Every topic is refreshed automatically every day from public, official sources: Wikipedia page views (Wikimedia's free pageviews API), the number of matching news articles in each country's English Google News edition, and — where enabled — YouTube's official trending charts. Each topic page lists exactly which sources are behind its score and the date its data runs through.

How the topic list grows

When you search for something we don't track yet, it goes into a review queue. Every day, new topics are added from those searches and from what's newly popular on Wikipedia, so the site grows with what people actually want to know about.

What we're not

We're not a trading, investment, or financial advisory service, and nothing on TrendSpry should be treated as financial advice — see our Disclaimer. We're also not scraping or reselling any platform's private data; every signal we use comes from a source that's either public or offered through an official, permitted API.

Questions, feedback, or a topic you think we should be tracking? Get in touch.