wordradar

wordradar is built for people who launch small sites around new search terms. Its core is a daily ledger of keywords, each tagged with the date it first appeared and whether it is new, re-spiking or evergreen. Around that sit a radar of new domains showing up on Hacker News, a 0 to 100 difficulty score you get by feeding it a top-10 results page, rising Google Trends queries, and a domain timeline that combines registration records with Wayback snapshots. Every data source is available as a REST endpoint and as a tool on its MCP server, so an AI agent can query it directly. A public radar page shows the top 20 entries on each board for free. Full access is an invite-only beta with free credits, and prepaid credit packs start at $19 for 2,000 credits through Stripe. The site says its signals don't guarantee rankings or traffic.