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US search interest in "Flock camera" went from flat to 100 in 14 weeks. All 9 rising queries ask what it is. The top query is a map. We pulled 6 signals.
Reddit's $60M Google AI deal is being renegotiated. RDDT fell 8% on 2x volume the day it broke, but search interest and insiders stayed calm.
We analyzed 18.1M live US Google Business Profile listings: 10.1% have never been reviewed, and only 8.4% clear the local-pack reputation bar.
We track 17,064 company career-page boards across 14 ATS platforms. 3,510 now block our crawler, 2,698 have vanished — 36.4% of everything we've ever found.
We added 11 more 2026 World Cup sponsors and checked the Lenovo-Vivo swap in weekly Google Trends data. The pattern from the original 12-brand study holds.
173 months of Redfin data: the 2021 seller's market unwound into a frozen standoff, then split — Sun Belt to buyers, Rust Belt to sellers.
Cuban's employee-stock push spiked on Google Trends within 48 hours. We pulled the real reaction across five platforms — it's a different story each time.
We measured all 314,807 Chrome Web Store listings: 288,044 have under 1,000 users and 67,934 have none at all. Just 1,776 clear 100,000 installs.
We correlated 12 World Cup sponsors' Google Trends data against 'FIFA World Cup' search interest since 2004. Most show almost no real signal.
We counted 95,548 Japan Airbnb listings. Its 26.8% Superhost rate — highest of any major market — traces to minpaku rules, and Osaka dwarfs Tokyo's labels.
We joined two top-1M censuses: 12.8% of the top 100,000 sites is closed to Cloudflare's /crawl endpoint, and 29.1% of Cloudflare's own footprint.
Visa's SEC filings have named the World Cup every cycle since 2014 — marketing spend has swung from a 9% drop to a 44% jump. Real filings, real numbers.
Of the 1,776 Chrome extensions with 100,000+ users, 885 request access to every site you open — and 394 of those also declare they collect data.
We counted 1,231,344 US Airbnb listings and their hosts. Superhost rates run 10.6% to 28% by metro, and vacation towns carry twice the listings per host.
Doomsday's trailer hit 100 on Google Trends; Dune never cleared 1. Yet Reddit runs on fatigue, YouTube defends it, and TikTok is Team Dune. We pulled all five.
We counted 354,460 UK Airbnb listings. Half of London's have under 10 reviews and just 1.7% reach 200+ — Edinburgh, far smaller, has 10× the mature supply.
YouTube's top World Cup final comment (14,000 likes) cites a stat. TikTok's top two, on a different clip, are both about Trump — not the match.
We mined FIFA 22's Steam reviews around EA's server shutdown. The Very Positive score never moved — reviews naming the dead servers are twice as negative.
FIFA's World Cup app averages 2.65 stars, its ticket app 1.79 — FIFA's year-round app holds 4.62. Real App Store and Google Play data, two days post-final.
World Cup final tickets hit $2.3M on resale, but FIFA's own platform still had 252 unsold that morning. What the anti-bot data on Ticketmaster and AXS shows.
#worldcup2026 views doubled (+116%) during the World Cup, but the typical creator's follower count fell in all 26 measured nations.
Real Reddit and TikTok timestamps show the World Cup final crowd boo spread across 14 subreddits and dozens of accounts within hours — a live case study.
Hours after Spain beat Argentina at MetLife Stadium, 20 of the top 30 US Google Trends searches were World Cup-related, pulled live, not from a recap.
We counted 1,128,909 open jobs across 11,703 company career boards. Workday carries 63% by volume — far above its ~39% share of large employers.
We scanned the top 1 to 10 million sites to map how the open web defends itself: 53.5% run an anti-bot wall, 9.33% block AI crawlers, and 14.1% are dead.
Visa's marketing spend rose 44%, and its SEC filing names the World Cup as part of why. A hotel REIT flagged it as a demand driver too.
We mined 1,610 App Store, Google Play, and Reddit posts about the Claude app. In all three, pricing and rate-limits beat quality complaints — every time.
We measured 39,241 AI Chrome extensions. The AI labs' own — Claude, ChatGPT — rate far below third-party aggregators like Sider and Monica. The data.
976,925 EDGAR filers indexed: only 4.7% are operating companies, Delaware incorporates 56%, and ETFs dominate the 13F ownership graph.
We mined 92,088 App Store and Google Play reviews of X. The 4.6-star rating never budged — but written-review sentiment and topics shifted sharply after 2022.
Free-to-play is ~7% of Steam's 2024 releases and ~20% of the catalog — yet 35% of US top sellers and the #1 game by live players are free. The paradox, in data.
We ranked the top 10,000 Steam games by owners: the top 1% hold 33% of players, new-game prices hit $9.99, and native Linux support is fading despite the Deck.
The median US home costs 5.1x income; buying takes a $112,046 salary, $30K above what households earn. Mapped for 51 states + 100 cities via Redfin and Census.
Google Trends demand vs. live US App Store charts for 40 AI apps: search and rank barely align — only ChatGPT tops both; Gemini rides distribution.
We measured every Billboard Hot 100 hit from 1959–2025 on Spotify: length peaked at 4:39 in 1992, fell to 3:13 by 2019, and 2025's rebound is in the average.
978,539 sites fingerprinted: Cloudflare fronts 36.7%, WordPress runs 73.1% of every CMS site, and CAPTCHA prevalence independently matches our Anti-Bot Index.
The World Cup's biggest TikTok creators aren't in the USA or Brazil — they're in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the Andes. We ranked all 26 nations by creator size.
On TikTok, #messi (700B views) beats #ronaldo (580B) — and a 17-year-old outranks Haaland. We ranked the 2026 World Cup by hashtag hype, not followers.
We tracked 172.9M domains across 80 Common Crawl archives (2018–2026). About 40M are dead — but vanishing from a crawl over-counts death by about a third.
We read ~5M recent App Store & Google Play reviews. The star badge hides a hollow middle: ~80% are 1 or 5 stars, recent iOS averages just 3.15 stars.
Only ~11–16% of podcasts are active — discovery hides the rest. The findable median has ~250 episodes, and AI now publishes more new shows than humans.
How many streaming services do you need in 2026? We mapped the 100 most-popular US titles: it takes 11 (~$152/mo) to watch them all — about what cable cost.
Product Hunt trends, 2013–2026: we read every leaderboard. AI agents went from 0 to 9 of the annual Top 10 by 2025, and the trend rotates monthly, not yearly.
We scanned the top 1,000,000 sites: 53.5% of the reachable web runs a managed anti-bot or WAF — and, surprisingly, the busiest sites run the least.
Only 14% of the top 10 million domains are genuinely dead — not the usual 27.6%. Nearly half of the 'dead' web is just blocking bots or serving errors.
How many AI apps are on the App Store? We analyzed 1,490: 84% launched since ChatGPT, the median has just 171 ratings, and five apps hold 45% of all ratings.
We re-sliced our GitHub census by the security tag: the US leads (unlike AI/ML), and followers skew further from GitHub's norm than any domain we've checked.
We pulled 8,505 AI apps off the App Store — 5.7× our first study. The median has 10 ratings, 87% have under 1,000, and the flood is still accelerating.
We compared the top 10 Google, Bing & Brave results for 15 searches: they share the #1 result just 29% of the time. Each engine is a different internet.
We censused 7.85M Airbnb listings across 60+ countries — about 90% of Airbnb's own inventory. Supply, price bands and ratings by country, mapped.
We re-sliced our 973K GitHub census around the ml-ai tag: India leads AI/ML developer geography, and this group is far more reachable than GitHub overall.
We joined Crawlora's Airbnb and Housing datasets by metro. In Gatlinburg, Savannah and Orlando, active Airbnb listings outnumber homes currently for sale.
We enriched 972,576 public GitHub profiles: geography, employers, and a follower distribution so skewed that 95% of developers sit under 100 followers.
We split Crawlora's tech-stack dataset by ecommerce platform: Shopify stores sit behind Cloudflare 97.5% of the time. WooCommerce stores? Just 40.6%.