RisingTerms
Hourly radar · 9 public signal sources · no install, no API keys

See which product names and search terms are rising before everyone else does.

RisingTerms watches Product Hunt, Show HN, new GitHub repositories, Hugging Face, Google Trends, developer communities and newly issued domain certificates every hour. It extracts the names and phrases that did not exist yesterday, tells you which new launches already charge money, and sends you a daily report plus alerts for the keywords you follow.

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terms first seen today
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terms tracked
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launches & posts indexed
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paid launches detected (7 days)

Rising now

Names and phrases first seen in the last 3 days, ranked by today's mentions across sources.

Pre-activated3 today · 4 total · GitHub (new repos)
Pika H3 Flex2 today · 2 total · Hugging Face (trending new models & Spaces)
Pika-H3-Flex2 today · 2 total · Hugging Face (trending new models & Spaces)
Pika-Labs2 today · 2 total · Hugging Face (trending new models & Spaces)
LiquidAI1 today · 8 total · Hugging Face (trending new models & Spaces)
PROLED1 today · 2 total · Hacker News, Lobsters
PROLED XDR1 today · 2 total · Hacker News, Lobsters
PROLED XDR Display1 today · 2 total · Hacker News, Lobsters

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Launches already charging

Landing pages where we found a pricing page, a price, or a payment processor.

LaunchSignal
Show HN: Auto Dismiss Mac OS "Allow <app> to find devices on local networks?"
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page
Show HN: I Turned DOOM into a Transformer
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page
Show HN: Overtone – Transcribe, correct and cut captions for any screen shape
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page
Show HN: Lasm – Write formally verified webapps in Lean for Node/serverless/edge
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page
Show HN: phpClaw – AI agent runtime for PHP with tools, memory and guards
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page
Show HN: Arken – Passwordless auth middleware using secp256k1 keys
Hacker News · github.com
pricing page

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How it works

Collect

Every hour we pull the newest launches, posts, trending searches, models and repositories from 9 public sources, plus newly issued TLS certificates for the keywords you follow. Nothing is generated; everything links back to the original post.

Detect what is new

Product names and proper-noun phrases are extracted from titles and compared with everything seen in the last 120 days. A term is “rising” when it appears for the first time and keeps getting mentions.

Report and alert

A public daily report, a dashboard, private RSS, Slack/Discord webhooks, Telegram and email. Each term page shows a “worth building?” reading: age, velocity, source spread, paid-launch signal and whether the .com is still free.

Who it is for

Indie makers

See which new tools people are talking about before the category gets crowded, and which ones already have a price tag.

SEO & content builders

Rising terms have almost no competition on the day they appear. Spot them early and publish the first useful page.

Non-programmers

Nothing to install and no API keys to manage. Open the website, follow a few keywords, read the daily report in English or Chinese.

Pricing

Free: today's top 5 rising terms, 20 latest launches, 1 keyword with in-app alerts.

Pro: full radar with 30-day history, unlimited keywords, private RSS, webhook, Telegram and email alerts, new-domain signals, payment-processor detail, CSV export. $12/month or $99/year. Team: $29/month for 5 seats. Cancel anytime.

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FAQ

What counts as a “rising term”?

A product name or proper-noun phrase extracted from a title that we have not seen in any source during the previous 120 days. We rank rising terms by how many times they were mentioned today and by how many different sources mention them.

Where does the data come from?

Public feeds and APIs only: Hacker News, the Product Hunt feed, GitHub's repository search, the Hugging Face Hub API, Google Trends daily searches, DEV Community, Lobsters, Reddit communities and certificate-transparency logs (crt.sh). See the data sources page. →

How do you know a launch is charging money?

We fetch the launch's landing page once and look for a pricing page, a visible price such as “$9/mo”, or the scripts of known payment processors (Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, Creem, Dodo Payments, Polar and others). It is a signal, not an audit.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

Yes. Cancel anytime from your dashboard and keep access until the end of the paid period. First-time purchases can be refunded within 14 days; see the refund policy. →