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WHO IT'S FORCREATORS · PLANNERS · MARKETERS

For people whose job is knowing what's trending.

In July 2025, YouTube removed the Trending page from its own app. Inside YouTube, it's now even harder to see past your personal recommendations. But if you make a living from video, "what's rising right now" is still a number you need every single day. Sidefeed brings country charts and rank changes together.

YOUTUBE CREATORS

If running out of ideas scares you

“Everyone says 'ride the trend' when your channel stalls. Okay — where exactly do I see the trend?”

Look beyond your recommendations. Browse Trending and Radar for videos moving up the rankings, and use them as starting points for new ideas.

CONTENT PLANNERS · PRODUCERS

If the pitch meeting comes every week

“What do I bring on Monday? Every. Single. Week.”

Compare the 12 country charts. If a format is gaining interest in the US but hasn't appeared in your market's chart, consider whether it might work for your audience.

MARKETERS · MCNs

If campaign timing is money

“I want one screen that shows what's working in this category right now.”

Browse the 14 categories in Discover and look for growing channels on Radar. Use what you find to build a list of potential collaborators.

HOW IT WORKS01–03

Here's how you use it — three simple steps.

01COUNTRY

Pick a country to look at

Tap the flag button and choose one of 14 countries — the US, Japan, Korea and more. You instantly see the videos people in that country are watching the most right now.

02SIGNALS

Spot the videos that are climbing

Every video carries a ▲ (rising), ▼ (falling) or NEW (just entered) mark. Top Movers and the Radar tab gather the fastest climbers for you.

03RESEARCH

Save the ones worth remembering

Tap a video and Sidefeed first shows how its rank has changed and how fast its views are growing. Save the useful ones to Watch Later — they sync through your own iCloud to both iPhone and iPad.

RANK MOVEMENTEVERY 6 HOURS

"Rising right now" is something YouTube itself never shows you.

Anyone can see what's #1 today. The real signal is the video that was #18 six hours ago and is #3 now — that one is blowing up as you watch. Sidefeed saves the chart through the day and marks every video with exactly how its rank changed.

6h ago #18

now #3🇺🇸 GAMING · ▲15

6h ago #9

now #2🇰🇷 MUSIC · ▲7

6h ago —

now #5🇯🇵 ENTERTAINMENT · NEW

6h ago #4

now #11🇬🇧 SPORTS · ▼7

#1#13#25

THE TOOLKIT3 RANKINGS + 12 COUNTRIES

Three rankings — Trending, Radar, Discover.

The official chart alone isn't enough. Radar — computed by Sidefeed itself — catches videos rising outside the chart, and Discover shows what's most popular in every one of 14 categories. All of it public data, so everyone sees the same screens: rankings you can browse independently of your personal watch history.

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Radar

Sidefeed's own ranking. It catches videos that are rising fast but haven't reached the official chart yet.

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Discover

Popular videos sorted into 14 categories — music, gaming, comedy and more. No personalization, just what's actually popular.

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12 Countries

Switch countries with one tap on the flag and compare. What's #1 in Tokyo right now?

DETAILS06

The details that make it different.

No login, no personalization

You never sign in with Google, and your watch history is never used. That's the point: you see the same real ranking as everyone else, not a feed shaped around you.

6-hour snapshots

Sidefeed's server saves the trending chart all day long. By comparing those saved copies, it can tell whether each video's rank went up or down — something the YouTube app itself never shows you.

Insight card first

Tapping a video doesn't throw you onto YouTube. You first see a small card with its current rank, 6-hour change and view speed — then you decide whether to open it on YouTube.

Shorts filter

Only researching long videos? Flip one switch in Settings and Shorts disappear from every screen.

Watch Later + iCloud

Save a video for reference and it shows up on your iPhone and iPad alike, synced through your own iCloud.

Feed cleanup

Block channels you don't want and dismiss videos you don't care about, so your research screen stays clean.

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