Know what is rising in your market, while it is still rising.
Trendwright reads search demand, news and AI-assistant demand, and tells you which of today’s rising terms belong to your market — with the momentum behind each one and the story that explains it. Ask from the console, or hand the tool to an agent and let it ask.
Powered by internet search and AI assistant demand — Google and Perplexity.
Three kinds of demand, read against one site
Point it at a URL once. It reads the site to learn its subject, then every pull checks what is rising against that subject.
Search demand
What people are typing into search right now, by country. Each rising term comes with the headlines attached to it, so you can see why it is moving and not just that it is.
News
Stories breaking in your market, from searches built out of your own site's subject. The fastest source, and usually the first to explain a rise.
AI-assistant demand
What people are asking AI assistants about your subject this week. It diverges from search, and the divergence is worth knowing about.
On-topic, and everything else
Your market first. The rest of the internet second, not never.
Every rising term is labelled on-topic when it matches your site’s own subject, and those come first. The rest still come back, because a national story often creates demand inside a niche — a hurricane is not about PDF forms until everyone needs to file a claim.
| What is rising | Watched by | Label | Why it is moving |
|---|---|---|---|
| fafsa verification form | a PDF form filler | On-topic | Students asked to re-verify, deadline this month |
| late payment fees uk | an invoicing tool | On-topic | New rules on charging interest to late payers |
| hurricane claim deadline | a PDF form filler | Off-topic | National story, but it sends people to claim forms |
| acme price increase | a project-management app | Off-topic | A competitor's change sends its customers shopping |
Built for agents to call
Trendwright is an MCP server first. Connect any MCP client with an API key or OAuth, and it gets get_trends: one call, one credit, a ranked list of what is rising with the numbers and the story behind each term.
- Momentum and velocity on a 0–100 scale, and a breakout flag for terms rising unusually fast.
- An on-topic label, and a switch to return only the terms in your market.
- Context for every term: the headlines or summary that explain why it is rising.
{
"as_of": "2026-10-03T14:02:11Z",
"trends": [
{
"term": "fafsa verification form",
"momentum": 82,
"velocity": 96,
"breakout": true,
"on_topic": true,
"context": "Students asked to re-verify income before aid is released · Deadline moved up for fall",
"geo": "US"
},
…
],
"credits_charged": 1
}One credit per pull
Every trend pull costs 1 credit. A pull that comes back empty costs nothing, and reading a site to build its profile is free.
No free tier and no trial credits. Credits are consumed in order: monthly allotment, then overage, then prepaid.
What we read, and what we will not claim
Search demand from Google Trends, news search, and AI-assistant demand sampled from the Perplexity API at the moment you pull. They diverge, and the divergence is the signal — a topic rising in search but thinly covered by assistants is whitespace nobody has filled yet.
Assistant results may be up to a day old, so nothing here is described as real-time or live. Query construction, the subject vocabulary, sampling cadence and the join stay private: naming providers is a credibility claim; publishing the join would be handing over the work.
See what is buzzing in your market today.
Add a site, let it read the subject, and pull. The first pull tells you more about your market this week than a month of guessing.