Like.Do

Discover emerging terms and the opportunities behind them.

Like.Do is a discovery site for emerging terms. It gathers new products, concepts and needs from public sources such as Hacker News, GitHub, Google Trends and Hugging Face, then attaches a short explanation, the original source, a 30-day mention count and related sites.

What a term page holds

• The term, a short explanation and the context it appeared in
• Original source links, author and publication date
• A 30-day mention count and related sites, split by official, tool, reference and code repository
• An editorial assessment where one has been published: what could be built, a first step to test, and what to watch out for

A term brief shows the shape of one page. How discovery works explains where the candidates come from.

Monitoring and data

Free accounts can monitor up to 3 keywords and 3 websites, keep everything private by default, and share site metrics as an SVG badge. Developers can read reviewed entries through a read-only REST API and MCP.

What it does not claim

A first observation on the site is not a global first, and attention is not demand. Not every term has a complete record. When search volume is unavailable the page says so instead of filling the gap with an estimate.

The documentation covers discovery, term pages, domain discovery, monitoring, signals and corrections.