Niche research
TGGET

FROM AN IDEA TO AN INFORMED DECISION

Validate your app or business idea before you build it

Type a search phrase or describe the idea in your own words. TGGET measures search demand, finds sub-niches and competitors, checks the App Store and communities, then writes a niche report: verdict, customer pains, MVP, economics and distribution channels.

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Niche research from search demand to a go or no-go report

Is there real demand?

Monthly searches for the phrase and its sub-niches, measured in the language and the country of the phrase. Demand history shows whether the topic grows, holds or fades.

Who already serves this need?

Product sites from the top search results with pricing and app links, App Store apps with ratings and what their users complain about, and live discussions in developer and maker communities.

Is it worth building?

The niche report gives a verdict with reasons, the customer pains the product should relieve, an MVP list, napkin economics with cost per click, an SEO and ASO plan, name options and distribution channels.

How to validate a startup idea in one scan

  1. 01

    Describe the idea or enter a phrase

    A search phrase such as “expense tracker” is scanned directly. A description in your own words is first turned into real search queries, and the strongest one is scanned automatically.

  2. 02

    Let the scan collect the evidence

    Demand and sub-niches, competitor checks in search results, App Store and reviews, public-interest and community signals run in the background. Paid stages start only when the previous one found demand.

  3. 03

    Read the report and decide

    Go, maybe or no with sources for every claim. Export the report as Markdown or PDF, share it by link, or pull it through the API and MCP into your own tools.

Fresh niche researches

Open researches people ran recently: demand, competitors and a verdict for each idea.

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Questions about idea validation and niche research

How do I validate a business idea with TGGET?

Enter a search phrase or describe the idea. TGGET measures search demand, finds sub-niches and competitors, checks the App Store and communities, and writes a report with a verdict, customer pains, an MVP list, economics and channels. Search interest is evidence, not a customer count, so follow up with interviews or a landing-page test.

Where do the search demand numbers come from?

From search demand statistics. The language of the phrase picks the market: English is measured in the United States, Ukrainian in Ukraine, German in Germany, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Turkish and Serbian likewise, as average monthly searches. Russian, Belarusian and Kazakh phrases are measured in Russian-language search for the last 30 days. Related phrase counts can overlap and should not be added together.

Is TGGET a free niche finder tool?

Yes, to start. The free plan includes three researches to start and one more every 30 days; each one is a full scan with sub-niches, competitors, App Store, community and public-interest signals and the report.

What is in the niche report?

A go, maybe or no verdict with reasons, customer pains with evidence, positioning and MVP, napkin economics with price, acquisition cost from the cost per click in paid search and revenue per customer, an SEO plan with pages and content, ASO texts for App Store and Google Play, name options with domain availability, a landing page draft, distribution channels, validation steps and risks.

Does it work for mobile apps?

Yes. Every scan searches the App Store for the phrase, measures competition by ratings and freshness, reads recent reviews of the leaders to list their complaints, and the report includes ASO texts within Apple and Google Play limits.

Can I use TGGET from Claude, Cursor or my own scripts?

Yes. A REST API and an MCP server expose the same research: start a scan, poll the findings and fetch the report as Markdown or JSON with a personal token from your account settings.