Trending content ideas this week
Topics worth writing about across 8 platforms — pick one and generate a scored, publish-ready post in seconds.
Each generation uses 1 credit · 10 free articles to start, no card requiredHonest data note: Real data rows (Google / Reddit / YouTube) come from live public sources. News-based rows (X / LinkedIn / Instagram / TikTok / Facebook) use real news headlines as topic signals — those platforms have no public trend API. AI-suggested rows are directional inspiration when no live signal is available (e.g. YouTube daily quota or Reddit IP block). No made-up numbers anywhere. Click Create on any topic to turn it into content.
How this data works — read before you trust the list
- Google — real data: live trending searches from Google Trends (US) via its public RSS feed, with Google's own traffic estimates (e.g. "1000+ searches").
- Reddit — real data: live titles from niche subreddits with actual upvote counts. If Reddit blocks our server's IP (403), we fall back to clearly-labeled AI-suggested topics.
- YouTube — real data: live video searches by topic with actual view counts. The YouTube API has a daily quota; when it's exhausted we fall back to clearly-labeled AI-suggested topics.
- X / LinkedIn / Instagram / TikTok / Facebook — news-based: real headlines from Google News signal what people are talking about this week. These platforms have no public trend API, so we use real news as the topic pool — the topics are real, the "platform fit" is a suggestion.
- AI-suggested — when no live or news signal is available, an AI model suggests directional topics (not real-time data).
- Refreshed every 6 hours. No invented numbers: real rows show only real counts; AI rows show only a direction (rising / steady / falling).
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