YoTrends

YoTrends finds angles rising in a niche on YouTube and TikTok, then writes hooks, a title, a timed plan and tags for the chosen one. It also offers channel comparison, creator discovery and a content calendar.

YoTrends is a trend research and scripting tool for people who publish on YouTube and TikTok. It scans a large stream of new videos, groups them into angles that are gaining traction in a given niche, and then drafts the script for the angle a user picks. The company states that about 750,000 new videos pass through the system each week, and each trend report shows how many videos and creators sit behind an angle, so the evidence is visible before anything gets filmed. The workflow has three main stages. A user types a few words describing their niche, such as faceless AI stories, skincare or home cooking. YoTrends then lists the angles rising that week, with the source videos and the creators who made them. Choosing one produces three hooks to test, a title, a timed plan and tags. The script can follow a channel's own voice when a YouTube or TikTok account is connected. Each script is saved to a content plan with a shoot day, and the tool sends a reminder on that day and asks for the post link afterwards. Connecting a channel adds a comparison layer: it shows which trends suit what already performs for that creator and measures a new video against the channel's usual results. A creator discovery section surfaces other YouTube and TikTok accounts working the same angle, useful for learning from them or for outreach. A weekly list of opening lines from TikTok videos above 50,000 views serves as a hook reference, and several free utilities cover tags, hashtags and channel names. The audience is split into creators, brands and agencies. Brands get ad scripts and briefs framed as UGC, and agencies get team seats plus API and MCP access. Compared with channel analytics suites that mostly report past performance, YoTrends is aimed at the planning step before filming. Video production is not included yet: a first cut with voiceover, shots and captions is listed as in development, so editing happens elsewhere.