NICHE RESEARCH TOOL
Enter a broad topic and get its sub-niches with monthly demand, the phrases people use for each, the products already ranking for them and a report on which niche is worth building for. Made for apps and online services, not for marketplace listings.
Find my nicheEnglish phrases are measured in the United States as average monthly searches, other languages in their own country. The scan pulls related keywords and demand history for two years, so you see whether a niche grows, holds or fades.
The strongest related phrases are scanned as sub-topics of their own and merged into one ranked list by demand, product intent and specificity. A language model sets aside related queries that only share words with your topic, so song lyrics or homework do not become “niches”.
For the top phrases the tool opens the search results and classifies them: product sites, listings, media, forums. Product sites are fingerprinted for pricing and app links; the App Store is searched for competing apps with ratings, freshness and review complaints.
The final report gives a verdict for the niche, the customer pains it holds, an MVP, napkin economics with cost per click, an SEO plan with pages and content clusters, ASO texts, name options and distribution channels. Read it online, export Markdown or PDF, or fetch it through the API and MCP.
A broad phrase such as “meal planning” or “invoice generator”, or a description of the audience you want to serve.
Ranked candidates with demand, intent markers and competitor strength per phrase, plus App Store and community signals.
The report tells you what to build for the chosen niche and how to reach its customers.
Open researches people ran recently: demand, competitors and a verdict for each idea.
Needs validation · 1,000 searches a month
No niche · 1,000 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,300 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,600 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,600 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,900 searches a month
Needs validation · 2,400 searches a month
Needs validation · 2,400 searches a month
A tool that breaks a broad topic into narrower needs and shows the demand and competition for each, so you can pick a segment small enough to win and large enough to matter. TGGET does this for app and online service ideas.
Yes. The free plan includes three researches to start and one more every 30 days; each one covers sub-niche discovery, competitors, App Store, community and public-interest signals and the report.
Keyword tools list phrases and volumes. TGGET adds who already ranks and what they sell, App Store competition and complaints, cost per click, and a report with a verdict and an MVP. It is built for deciding what product to make, not for ranking an existing site.
Yes. Every scan searches the App Store for the phrase, measures competition by ratings and freshness and reads recent reviews of the leaders; the report includes ASO texts for App Store and Google Play.
Sub-topics are scanned recursively from the strongest related phrases, and the candidate list ranks specific multi-word phrases above broad ones, so micro niches surface with their own demand figures.
The language of the phrase picks the market: search demand in the phrase’s own country for English (United States), Ukrainian, Serbian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Turkish; Russian-language search for Russian, Belarusian and Kazakh. Competitor checks read the top search results; App Store data comes from the store’s public listings.