Octavix: Trending Research

Octavix is a search-interest research workspace for people exploring topics, planning content, or comparing ideas. Follow how interest changes over time, keep the context behind a useful finding, and turn your research into a PDF you can revisit or share. Start with a question Compare up to five topics in one chart. Explore a broad subject such as electric cars, compare related terms, or follow an idea that matters to your work. Choose a recent period or custom dates, then narrow the comparison by country, region, category, and search source. Load data when you are ready. Read the chart in context Inspect individual dates, switch the focus topic, show or hide comparison lines, and open a larger chart. See the latest complete interest index, the peak and its date, and the change between the last two complete points. Source details, returned dates, and freshness labels stay with the results so you can judge what you are looking at. Look beyond the headline Load regional interest for a selected topic to see where relative interest is strongest. Explore top and rising related queries, including Breakout labels when the source provides them. Use a related query in a new comparison or save it as a finding with its original topic, filters, and source context. Keep your research together Save a comparison with a title and notes, then add findings as your understanding develops. Give findings a priority, edit your notes, and mark projects active or completed. Search saved research by title or topic. Pin a useful comparison to Home so it is easy to return to. Make a report from the evidence Choose the historical chart, summary table, loaded regional or query data, and saved findings that belong in a report. Add a conclusion and include your project notes when useful. Preview the PDF inside Octavix, keep it in your report library, or use the system share sheet. Each document retains the results and source context used to create it. Return to saved work Saved research, findings, and generated PDFs remain available on your device. Previously loaded results are labelled when they are older; opening a screen or creating a PDF does not silently refresh them. You decide when to request new data. Clearing temporary cached results leaves your saved research and reports intact. Understand the numbers Octavix uses Google Trends data through Trendly. Search interest is a relative index from 0 to 100, not a count of searches or a forecast. Missing and partial values are identified, and separately loaded results may use different scales. Fresh data needs an internet connection and depends on source availability and service limits. Your workspace is local There is no research account, subscription, or cloud research sync. Loading data sends your chosen topics and filters to Trendly; your research notes and saved PDFs stay on your device unless you choose to share them. Avoid entering private information in search terms.