Trends Radar
What is trending, now.
Live and viral stories from Google News, Google Trends, X, Reddit, and Gemini search - all in one feed, ranked by cross-source confirmation. Pick one, generate in your voice, output in any of nine Indian languages.
Multi-source, multi-language
Google News RSS, Google Trends, Reddit, X / trends24, Gemini-grounded web search. Mixed-language feed so you write Marathi articles from English source stories without losing the trend.
Stories, not search terms
Trends Radar separates story-kind rows (already a real headline + URL + summary) from topic-kind rows (bare keywords). Story rows go straight to generation; topic rows route through Find Angle for grounding.
Voice-grounded generation, one click
Pick a trend, pick a Voice Card, pick a content template. Output is a draft in your voice, with the source story passed in for factual grounding.
How it works
From upload to draft in three steps.
- 01
Hourly cron pulls fresh trends
Google News topic feeds, Trends24 / X, Google Trends realtime, Reddit (where unblocked), Gemini search. Cross-source dedupe + cross-language collapse.
- 02
Filter to what matters
By region (28 Indian states + UTs), category, source, kind (story / topic), or viral-only. Search by keyword across all surfaces.
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Generate from the chosen story
One click opens the dialog: Voice Card + Content Template + Output Language. The picked story's URL + summary ground the prompt; web research stays on by default.
Before and after
The difference, in one paragraph.
Editor scans 8 different feeds across the morning. Realises by 11am that 'Pushpa 2 box office' is exploding. Writes article from training-data instinct because the source articles are scattered.
Editor opens the radar at 09:15, sees 'Pushpa 2 sequel breaks box office' as a strong-signal story with 4 source URLs already attached. Picks the angle, picks Voice Card, generates. Article in their voice, grounded in real coverage, by 09:30.
"We replaced three different scanner tools with this. The fact that one feed shows English and Marathi sources together is the unlock."
Ready to write in your voice?
A 30-minute demo. We bring a Voice Card sample drawn from your masthead's archive.