Trendrr: Track Compare Share

Pardon the blog fade, we have been busy behind the scenes working on all the ideas and feedback we've received during this phase of the beta. Thank you to everyone who hit the feedback button.

In the next week we we be relaunching the home page with a brand new layout. Also with that build is a tour on how to rock Trendrr. This will provide a blow by blow walk through of Trendrr's feature sets and functionality.

We have also been banging out some new data plug-ins.   Launching first will be a new batch of social media and video tracking tools. Complementing the eight current sources.  

We currently have in place:

AOL,  DailyMotion, Google Video, LiveVideo
Meta Cafe, MySpace Video, Veoh, YouTube

We are adding video tracking for:    

Bebo, CollegeHumor, Revver, SpikeTV,  Yahoo,
vSocial, Crackle, IMeem, Hi5 ...

On the non social front we will be adding census and government data, currency exchange rates and weather tracking. These all should make the mash-ups and trend spotting all the more  interesting.

Soon we will be launching our newly expanded custom data API. With this release of the API you will now be able do the following.

New API Features:

- (graph) provides the graph in various feed formats.  
- (dataset) provides the graph in various feed formats.  
-  Allows you to insert Data Points into the system using a simple RESTful url
-  Start tracking using any of the available trendrr data sources
-  This creates a custom data set.  You will be able to then populate it with data using the api  

If you are an agency, brand or anyone who needs to keep track of online behavior and consumption you can use our new API to track and compare and share not only on Trendrr but in your reporting or on your own site.

If you would like to beta test the new API please get in touch.  The new features should be helpful to anyone who wants to build ancillary applications and middleware programs. Enjoy.

Last but not least we added a new plug-in architecture that allows us to collect historical data when available, the new stock plug-in takes advantage of this, and collects data from the last 1.5 years (had to stop somewhere).

Updates as they happen