AI TrendMap — See what's actually trending worldwide: 28 countries × 21 categories (Video, Music, Gaming, Crypto, Hot Stocks, GitHub…) Real-time authentic popularity rankings.

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What is AI TrendMap?

AI TrendMap aggregates real-time heat from actual behaviors worldwide, answering "What's truly trending right now." Unlike Google Trends, which shows search volume, we surface what people actually watch, listen to, play, buy, read, or trade — signals search volume can't capture. We aren't a news aggregator or geopolitical dashboard (those compile what's being reported or discussed) — every item on AI TrendMap is a verifiable consumption/trading behavior itself: actual YouTube views, actual stock turnover, actual app downloads, not events or public opinion.

Covering 21 Domains, Filtered by Country

Coverage per domain varies by country: some domains are market-specific (e.g., TWSE for Taiwan, Bilibili/Baidu for Chinese-speaking regions). So each country shows only domains with real data available locally (most countries have about 12–15 domains), and we never fill gaps with empty charts.

Supports 28 countries (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, India, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, China, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, South Africa, Argentina) and multilingual interface (繁中/簡中/English/日本語/한국어). Each item links directly to its original platform with one click.

Opportunity Radar: Turning Heat into Business

Beyond real-time rankings, AI TrendMap highlights 🚀 Surging (items that surged compared to yesterday) and 🌐 Cross-Network Hotspots (topics spanning multiple domains simultaneously), and uses AI to generate daily insights: what's worth noting today, and specific opportunities for creators (content ideas), sellers (product selection), and investors (capital flow signals). For example, the Memory Supercycle Deep Dive uses real trading data to show how a cross-domain signal becomes a concrete case. Another piece, Cross-Domain Resonance Observation, demonstrates how the same work heats up across independent behavior domains like watching trailers, listening to songs, and checking Wikipedia — real attention that search volume misses. The latest, Short Drama App Invasion Across 8 Countries, uses a side-by-side table to show how short dramas dominate all 8 countries' App charts while appearing 0/90 on search trends — the strongest proof that "search heat ≠ real behavior." All insights →