rising across several windows (e.g. 24h+48h+3d) — real, lasting demand
This is not a timeline. It is 6 separate questions asked of Google in the latest scrape — "is it rising over the last 4 hours?", "…the last 24?", … each compared against its own baseline. Front-loaded (4h/24h high) = fresh spike; level across = steady; only 7d/30d = fading. Filled dots = rising in that window, hollow = not. The axis is growth percent, log-scaled; Breakout points sit on their own band because Google returns no real percentage for those. For momentum over actual time, read the chart below — that one is ours.
Built from our own scraping, 9 points so far (one per hourly run, times UTC). Rising = building; flat = steady; falling = cooling. Google only ever shows you a snapshot — this line is ours, and it gets richer every hour.
Every point is traceable. Corroboration and our own persistence are weighted highest because they are the parts we can actually trust — growth percent is change on an unknown base.
| Corroboration | 18 | rising in 2 of 6 time windows |
| Persistence | 6 | seen on 2 day(s) of our own record |
| Growth | 18 | typical +195% across the windows it is rising in |
| Breakout bonus | 0 | no breakout |
| Printable fit | 80 | fit 80/100 — multiplies everything above (a term we cannot make scores 0) |
| Rising in windows | 4h24h48h3d7d30d |
| Niches it appears in | 📝 worksheet |
| First seen (our record) | 2026-08-31 |
| Last seen | 2026-09-01 |
| Ever a Google "Breakout" | no |
| IP / trademark | clear |
Every number is Google Trends relative growth — unverified. A candidate to check on Etsy, not a proven sale.