Free trending tool
Trending this week
Pick a platform to see the topics creators are posting about right now. Updated every few hours. No sign-up required.
What "trending this week" means here
"Trending this week" on TINS HUB means the topics, sounds and formats that creators on each platform are posting about right now — surfaced from a rolling seven-day window and refreshed every few hours. Each platform has its own list; we deliberately don't show a single cross-platform leaderboard, because what's working on TikTok is rarely what's working on LinkedIn or Substack.
At a glance — what each platform's list tracks
Each platform has its own signals and its own cadence. The table below summarises what feeds into the ranking on each one; the per-platform pages explain the scoring in more detail.
| Platform | What we track |
|---|---|
| TikTok | Sounds, formats, topic velocity |
| YouTube | Search demand × upload supply, watch-time |
| Reels momentum, audio, carousel saves | |
| X | Quote/reply velocity, community spread |
| Dwell on long posts, carousel saves, comment substance | |
| Threads | Reply/re-thread velocity, cross-account spread |
| Rising searches, save velocity, seasonality | |
| Bluesky | Custom-feed repost/reply velocity |
| Substack | Notes velocity, cross-publication mentions |
| Twitch | Category viewer velocity, channel diversity |
How we pick what's trending
We collect public signals per platform — view velocity, comment ratios, share or save rates, search interest, and how widely a topic is spreading across distinct accounts. Each signal is normalised against that platform's own baseline, then combined into a momentum score that powers the one-to-three-bar signal meter on every card.
Topics that are near-identical (same angle, slightly different wording) are clustered into one card, so the list represents distinct ideas rather than echo chambers. When a niche is too thin in one geography, we broaden the lookup so you still see something useful. Nothing is re-ranked by paid placement — there is no way to pay TINS HUB to show up here.
- Refreshed roughly every six hours across a rolling seven-day window
- One list per platform — no global leaderboard, no cross-platform averaging
- Near-identical angles clustered into a single card to avoid duplicates
- No paid placement, ever — ranking is signal-driven only
Questions people ask
›How often does TINS HUB update its trending lists?
We refresh every public trending list roughly every six hours, over a rolling seven-day window — so what you see is current without flipping on every viral spike. Each platform page shows the timestamp of the last refresh and a countdown to the next one.
›Which platforms are covered?
Ten platforms today: TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Substack and Twitch. Each one has its own per-platform page with its own scoring rules — pick a tile above to open one.
›Is the trending data free to use?
Yes — the on-page lists and the embeddable widget are free, including on commercial sites. The only conditions are that the TINS HUB attribution stays visible, and that you don't re-host the data, redistribute it as a feed, or use it to train AI models. The full clause is §10a of our Terms of Service.
›Can I embed the trending widget on my site?
Yes. Open any per-platform page, click 'Get embed code', and paste one line of JavaScript into your site. The widget auto-refreshes, inherits your site's light or dark theme, and stays free as long as the attribution stays visible. The full setup guide — attributes, theming, troubleshooting — lives at /trending/embed.
›How is this different from the personalised trends inside the TINS HUB app?
These public pages are audience-agnostic — a generic per-platform view. Inside the app, signed-in members get trends scored for their specific niche, audience, geography and format, with ready-to-post hooks and outlines for each idea. That's the paid product; this page is the free preview.
›Where does the trending data come from?
Public platform signals — what's openly viewable on each platform's feeds and search. We normalise per-platform, cluster near-identical angles into one card, and apply our own momentum scoring. We do not scrape private or logged-in content, and we do not re-rank by paid placement.
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