It finds your niche
Eighteen short questions across four chapters. What people already come to you for. What you could talk about for thirty minutes. Answer honestly and your niche falls out of it.
Five Trends finds the niche you're actually built for, reads every new post against your own baseline, and tells you the one thing to film next.
Your best opening in a month. It earned the first three seconds instead of asking for them.
Open on the mistake, not the intro
Same format, payoff moved 4s earlier. 90 seconds to film.
The whole orientation runs before you're asked for a card. By the end of it the app knows more about your work than most people who follow you.
Eighteen short questions across four chapters. What people already come to you for. What you could talk about for thirty minutes. Answer honestly and your niche falls out of it.
A rapid round of one-tap choices derives your creator archetype — the shape of the work you're actually built for, handed to you without you having to describe it.
Connect Instagram or TikTok once. When you post, Five Trends compares it to your own baseline and tells you what moved the number, in numbers.
Your capacity, your target, one projection. Then a daily move and a streak, so the plan survives the week you don't feel like it.
Nobody's baseline is the internet's. Five Trends takes the median of your recent videos and puts the new one next to it.
The rapid round at the end of chapter one doesn't ask you to describe yourself — most people can't. It infers the shape of your work from choices, then hands it back as a name.
A 40k-view video is a triumph for one account and a warning for another. Five Trends only ever compares you to you — the median of your recent posts, with the sample size shown.
Every read names two to four drivers, and each one has to cite an actual figure from your data. No horoscopes about the algorithm.
Built from the days per week you said you could really film — not the days you wish you could. The curve is honest about how flat month one looks.
It counts published videos against your weekly target, checked automatically. Nothing to tick off by hand.
Five Trends never posts, comments, follows, or messages. It asks for the minimum scopes each platform allows and nothing more.
Built in SwiftUI for iPhone. Sign in with Apple, no password to make up, and no web view pretending to be an app.
Onboarding, your archetype and your projection all happen before anything is charged.
For a sprint. Cancel the moment it stops earning its place.
Under a dollar a week, and the horizon the projection is drawn over anyway.
Both plans start with a 3-day free trial and renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Payment is charged to your Apple ID; manage or cancel in Settings → your name → Subscriptions. Prices shown in USD and may vary by region. Full details in the Terms of Service.
No. Dashboards hand you every number and leave the interpretation to you. Five Trends does the opposite: it computes the comparison, states a verdict in one sentence, names what drove it, and gives you one thing to do next. If you never open a chart, nothing is lost.
Instagram Business or Creator accounts, and TikTok. Personal Instagram accounts can't return insights through Instagram's API — that's a platform restriction, not ours. Switching to a Creator account is free and takes about a minute in the Instagram app.
Neither. You connect through Instagram's and TikTok's own login screens, which hand back a token — we never see a password. That token is read-only: the app can fetch your videos and their public counts, and that is the whole extent of it. Revoke it from the platform's settings or from inside the app at any time.
The numbers on the post — views, likes, comments, shares, saves — the medians we computed from your recent videos, your caption, and the niche and audience you described during onboarding. To explain why something worked it may also look at the published video itself: the opening seconds, the pacing, the on-screen text. That content is processed for that one analysis and never stored. We keep the read, not the footage.
No, and the app says so where it draws them. A projection is arithmetic applied to a pace you chose. It shows what consistency tends to compound into — it cannot account for a format that stops working, a platform that changes its ranking, or a month you don't film. Treat it as a direction, not a forecast.
Downloading is free, and the whole orientation — niche, archetype, first read — happens before you're asked for anything. Five Trends Pro is $4.99 a week or $39.99 a year after a 3-day free trial. Billing runs through your Apple ID, and you cancel there in two taps.
Yes, from inside the app, and there's a page here that walks through it. Deleting your account removes your profile, your onboarding answers, your connected accounts and their tokens, your stored post metrics, and every analysis — permanently.
Ten minutes of orientation, and you'll know what you're making and why it works when it works.