Trend Radar

• In the sidebar click “Trend Radar”
• Four tabs: “Spy” — scanning, “People” — creator lists, “Archive” — past scans, “Favorites” — saved clips
• The balance badge shows scan tokens: “X of Y” plus bonus ones, if any

• In the field on the “Spy” tab paste an Instagram username or profile link; several — separated by commas, each becomes a chip
• It has to be a link to the profile, not to a clip or post
• The profile must be public: the server can't read private accounts
• Instagram is supported for now; TikTok is in the works

• Period — Week, Month, All or custom in days: how far back to look at clips
• Feed portions — how many portions to take from each author. More portions — deeper into the archive, catching old viral clips
• Under the form is the estimate: “N will be charged” for one author or “N each · authors × N = total” for several
• The “Analyze · up to N tokens” button starts the scan; if there aren't enough tokens, the button says how many are needed

• At the top is the author's baseline: the median views over N clips in the window. This is the “norm” every clip is compared with
• Breakout — a clip that beat the author's median; Ratio shows by how much
• Badges: Breakout, Fresh (too new, little data), No baseline (the author has fewer than 5 “mature” clips in 120 days), Normal
• If the portions didn't cover the whole period, a warning appears with a “Rerun · N portions” button

• View: cards or table (post, author, date, plays, likes, comments, shares, ratio)
• Group by: all together or by author
• Sort: by virality (ratio), by date, by plays
• Filters: breakouts only, minimum plays, date from/to; “Reset all” puts everything back
• The “showing X of Y” counter tells how many clips the filters hide

Click a card or “Open details” in the table — the clip panel opens.

• Metrics relative to the author's median, duration, publish date, headline and post text
• AI watches the clip (7–15 seconds the first time, instant after): “Speech” — what's said, including over music, “On screen” — what's shown
• “Ready brief for the copywriter” — a digest for a rewrite; the “To copywriter” button makes it the topic
• Any block can be copied or sent to Telegram; “Open in Instagram” leads to the original

• Tick clips (“Select breakouts” or “All”) and click “Download .csv” or “Download .xlsx”
• Hover over a clip and click ♡ — it's saved to the “Favorites” tab forever
• “Save N authors as a list” creates a list in the “People” tab
• In the “People” tab: create a list (“Psychologists”, “Tarot readers”), add a username, analyze one or scan all at once, rename or delete a list

• The “Archive” tab keeps every run: date, window, how many clips and breakouts, how much was charged
• “Open scan” shows the saved snapshot; for a batch of authors — “View all together” or just one
• “Rescan” starts a new scan with the same settings; “Delete from archive” removes the entry
• Snapshots are kept for 180 days, then a “snapshot expired” mark appears — rescan the author