Trends and peer radar
Turn platform trends, peer activity, and public discussion into relevant topic opportunities.
Signals you can monitor
Trending brings multiple public sources into one review surface.
- X KOL direction and trending posts
- Xiaohongshu and Weibo rankings
- Popular discussions, follows, and tokens on X
- Project sentiment and attention shifts
Move from signal to draft
Save a topic to build a candidate queue, or send it directly to Workbench when timing matters. Workbench retains the source context for topic analysis and drafting.
Peers, collaboration, and opinion
Peer Radar reviews real public content; Collaboration Radar supports preliminary partner research; Opinion Score summarizes discussion signals.
A trend is not automatically a fit
Check audience relevance, brand position, timing, and source accuracy before publishing.
Trend and sentiment signals are discovery aids, not investment or reputation advice.
Use a consistent opportunity standard
Evaluate trends with a shared standard instead of choosing only by rank. Review audience relevance, brand fit, ability to contribute something new, reliability, remaining timing, and risk.
- Relevance: is the audience discussing or affected by it?
- Difference: can the brand add facts, experience, or a useful position?
- Reliability: is there a primary source and independent support?
- Timing: will the topic still matter when the content is ready?
- Risk: does it involve sensitive people, unverified claims, or regulated topics?
Skipping a trend is often better than publishing a response with no distinct value.