What's trending now: rising search trends

This week, October 12, 2026

New on the list first, then the fastest risers over the last 3 months.

1. 1
   zcode

   AI · rose on Bing searches too
   +167% in 3 mo
2. 2
   4 person sauna

   Wellness · rose on Bing searches too
   +59% in 3 mo
3. 3
   tirzepatide

   Health · rose on Bing searches too
   +51% in 3 mo
4. 4
   glp-1 near me

   Health · rose on Bing searches too
   +49% in 3 mo
5. 5
   loaded tea

   Food & Beverage · rose on Bluesky posts and Bing searches too
   +49% in 3 mo
6. 6
   best kitten food

   Pets · rose on Bing searches too
   +42% in 3 mo
7. 7
   ai video generator

   AI · rose on Bing searches too
   +41% in 3 mo
8. 8
   bambu lab

   Technology · rose on Wikipedia views and Bing searches too
   +38% in 3 mo
9. 9
   free note taking apps

   Software · rose on Bing searches too
   +34% in 3 mo
10. 10
    glp-1 cost

    Health · rose on Bing searches too
    +28% in 3 mo
11. 11
    bambu p1s

    Technology · rose on Bing searches too
    +24% in 3 mo
12. 12
    sauna hat

    Wellness · rose on Bing searches too
    +23% in 3 mo
13. 13
    xtool laser

    Technology · rose on Bing searches too
    +20% in 3 mo
14. 14
    halo ring vs oura ring

    Wellness · rose on Wikipedia views too
    +18% in 3 mo
15. 15
    zeta ai

    AI · rose on Bing searches too
    +18% in 3 mo
16. 16
    eufy breast pump

    Parenting & Family · rose on Wikipedia views and Bing searches too
    +14% in 3 mo
17. 17
    momcozy wearable breast pump

    Parenting & Family · rose on Wikipedia views too
    +13% in 3 mo

Every rising trend, by category

How a search gets on this list

Next Big tracks thousands of searches every night. One gets a page here only when all four hold:

1. 1. It's rising on Google, by a measured amount

   Its 5-year weekly index on Google Trends at least doubled over about two years and still sits near its peak. A Breakout figure, a rise from nothing, a one-week burst or a seasonal swing says "new", not how much, so it doesn't count.

2. 2. Something outside Google rose with it

   Wikipedia views, research papers, Bing searches, Hacker News, Bluesky or news coverage rose more than they did for every other search we track. Google changes how it counts now and then; a second source rules that out.

3. 3. It means one thing

   A search that could mean several things waits until we know which one it is.

4. 4. It's worth building on

   Rated as a real product, service or problem people spend on, not a celebrity, a news story or anything adult.

Figures are Google's 0–100 index, not search volumes. A page stays when its trend stops passing, and says so.

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