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Trendscope

AI-powered trend analysis and market intelligence — Part of the GozerAI ecosystem.

Overview

Trendscope is a Python library for collecting, analyzing, and scoring market trends across multiple platforms. It identifies niche opportunities, detects trend drift, finds cross-platform correlations, and generates actionable buy/sell signals.

Features (Community Tier)

  • Multi-source collection — Pluggable collectors for Google Trends, Reddit, Hacker News, and Product Hunt
  • Trend analysis — Velocity, momentum, and composite scoring with lifecycle classification
  • Niche identification — Automatic detection of market opportunities
  • Drift detection — Alerts when trends surge, decline, or exhibit unusual volatility
  • SQLite persistence — Built-in trend database with history tracking

Pro Features (requires license)

  • Advanced anomaly detection
  • Forecasting and predictive models
  • Trend intelligence and correlation engine
  • Narrative extraction
  • Credibility scoring
  • Real-time feed

Enterprise Features (requires license)

  • Autonomous analysis pipelines
  • Scheduled analysis
  • Trend snapshots and time-travel comparison
  • Lifecycle tracking and coverage analysis

Visit gozerai.com/pricing for Pro and Enterprise tier details.

Installation

pip install trendscope

For development:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

import asyncio
from trendscope import TrendService

async def main():
    service = TrendService()
    await service.initialize()

    # Collect trends from all sources
    result = await service.refresh_trends()

    # Find niche market opportunities
    opportunities = await service.find_opportunities(min_score=50)

    # Detect significant trend changes
    drifts = await service.detect_drifts(lookback_days=7)

    # Get buy/sell signals
    signals = await service.get_signals()

asyncio.run(main())

Running Tests

pytest tests/ -v

Requirements

  • Python >= 3.10
  • No external dependencies (stdlib only)

License

This project is dual-licensed:

  • AGPL-3.0 — For open-source use (see LICENSE)
  • Commercial — For proprietary integration

Contact chris@gozerai.com for commercial licensing.