Chat Your Trend Clusters, Build Reports from Any Search

New: Dig deeper into any trend cluster with AI Chat

Every trend cluster detail page now includes a “Dig deeper in Chat” sidebar with five research prompts — from “What are creators actually saying?” to “How could a brand use this?” Click any prompt and Glystn opens a dedicated chat session that already knows your cluster’s topic, category, filters, and post count. No need to copy-paste context or explain what you’re looking at — the AI picks up where the cluster view leaves off.

Two new tools, built for trends

• Explore Cluster. Browse the posts in your cluster directly inside chat, with four modes: a compact overview for quick scanning, a full-detail view with transcripts and comments, a creator-focused view that groups posts by who made them, and an engagement view that highlights outlier performance. All modes are paginated and respect the cluster’s original search filters.
• Story Timeline. See how your trend evolved week over week. The timeline shows post volume, viral post count, and outlier scores for each period — so you can spot when a topic surged, plateaued, or shifted direction. Click any week in the timeline to instantly explore that period’s posts without leaving the conversation.

What you can do with it

• Turn a cluster into a briefing. Instead of scanning through dozens of posts on the cluster page, ask the AI to summarize what creators are saying, which hooks are working, and what sub-topics are emerging — all in one conversation.
• Trace a trend’s origin story. Use the Story Timeline to rewind to the week a topic first appeared, then walk forward to see how the conversation evolved. You’ll understand not just what’s trending, but how it got here.
• Find the right creators for a brief. Ask the AI to surface creators worth watching from the cluster. It has access to every post’s engagement metrics and outlier scores, so it can point you to creators who are over-performing — not just posting frequently.

New: Build trend reports from any feed search

The feed now shows action cards below your search results. Click “Build trend report” to take whatever you’re looking at — a keyword search, a semantic query, or a similar-post exploration — and cluster it into recurring patterns, formats, and creator strategies. Your current filters (platform, date range, country, minimum likes) carry through automatically, so the report reflects exactly the slice of content you were exploring.

Also in this release

• Broader default date range. The feed now defaults to 90 days instead of 30, giving you a wider view of the conversation around any topic from the start.
• Flexible engagement thresholds. Minimum likes is now a configurable filter instead of a fixed cutoff — set it as high or low as you want depending on whether you’re looking for viral hits or emerging voices.