Market signals for physical products

Stop guessing what to make next.The market is already talking. We'll find your next bestseller.

Search trends, social buzz, marketplace rankings and reviews, fused into one clear answer: what to make, for whom, and where to sell it first.

Xplore your market See how it works

For brands, publishers and makers who can release in weeks, not years.

How it works

Spot it. Prove it. Make it. Sell it.

Four steps. One engine that gets smarter with every launch.

01Spot it · sources

Social media

Visual discovery

Marketplaces

Bestseller charts

Ad libraries

Reviews

Competitor catalogs

Your sales

Market intelligence enginefuses, weighs and scores every source

02Prove it · ideas

What people search forrising interest

What they complain aboutpain points in reviews

What they can't findgaps on the shelf

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Cross-check with more data

Test with real buyers

Synthetic shoppers BETA

0304Make · Sell

Make itproduction brief

Sell iton shelf, in weeks

sales flow back in, the engine learns

01 · Spot it

We listen to the whole market.

Dozens of sources, global and local, fused by our market intelligence engine: search, social media, visual discovery, marketplaces, bestseller charts, ads, reviews and competitor catalogs. What we weigh, and how, stays in the kitchen.

Global and local sources in one picture
Early movers spotted while the window is still open
Your own sales data joins in when you are ready

Market intelligence engine · sourcesscanning

Social media

TikTokInstagramYouTube

Visual discovery

Search

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Marketplaces

AmazonAllegroeMAG

Reviews and forums

Redditlocal forums

Your sales

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02 · Prove it

We turn signals into ideas, then test them.

What people search for, complain about and can't find becomes a short list of product ideas. Each one is checked against more data and real buyers before you spend a cent on production.

A ranked list, not another dashboard
Clear "skip" calls that save you from dead stock
Tests with real buyers, synthetic shoppers in beta

Ideas · signal strengthafter testing

#	Idea	Test
1	Idea ARising searches, few products on the shelf	Go
2	Idea BStrong abroad, missing in your market	Go
3	Idea CLoud online, buyers not convinced	Retest
·	Idea DCrowded shelf, price war	Skip

Illustration of the output format.

03 · Make it

A brief your team can produce.

The winning idea becomes one clear page: what to make, for whom, at what price, where first and by when. It goes straight to your team or supplier. No partner who can release fast? We help you find one.

Spec, price, market and timing on one page
Ready for your team, supplier or licensor
Partner matchmaking when you need it

Production briefv1 · ready

Product: What to make, in which format
Buyer: Who buys it, and for whom
Price point: Where it sits against the shelf
Market: Where to launch first, where next
Window: When it needs to be on the shelf
First run: How many units, and when to reorder

Matched with a production partner

04 · Sell it

Launch, learn, repeat.

Once the product is out, real sales flow back into the engine. It learns what worked in your market, so every season's picks get sharper and harder for competitors to copy.

Sell-through tracked against the forecast
Reorder and next-idea signals in one place
An engine that gets smarter with every launch

From noise to hits · season by seasonlearning

Illustration: grey is market noise, coral are the bets that sold. Each launch makes the next pick sharper.

Case

A children's publisher stopped guessing which books to make next.

Central and Eastern Europe6 marketsBoard books and paper toys

Before

Picks made on taste

Every season the team had dozens of possible titles and formats on the table and chose by gut feel. A wrong pick meant a print run sitting in the warehouse for a year.

What we did

Read their market in six languages

We ran their category through the engine: search and social trends, marketplace and bestseller rankings in every market, and competitor shelves. Then we scored each opportunity by theme, format and market.

Result

Clear product recommendations

They got a ranked list of what to make, where to launch it first, and what to skip. The first recommended products are now going into production.

In production · sales results coming soon

Where to start

Xplore your market

Before you trust the engine with your next season, test it on your last one. One fixed price, delivered in about two weeks.

Tech Week offerends Sunday, 11 October

~~€1,500~~€490fixed price · no subscription

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Xplore your market

Look backWe run your past seasons through the engine: what the signals would have caught, and what they would have skipped.
Look aheadA ranked shortlist for your next decision window, with reasons and confidence levels.
Decide togetherOne working session with your team. If the loop fits, we keep it running season by season.

Who it's for

Any physical product you can release in weeks.

If you choose what to make, license or stock next, and a wrong choice ends up as inventory, the loop works for you.

TITLES · LICENSES

Publishers

Pick which titles and formats to license or produce before the next book fair.

SKUS · LICENSES

Toys and games

Spot rising themes and characters early and turn them into the right format and price.

PRIVATE LABEL

Suppliers to retailers

Walk into the buyer meeting with evidence for what discount and chain stores should stock next.

SEASONAL

Gifts, stationery, home

Seasonal ranges where timing and theme decide whether a product sells out or sits.

SMALL BATCH

Indie beauty and care

Choose the next formula, scent or format for your markets, not someone else's.

DIRECT TO CONSUMER

Fast-moving brands

Test, launch and reorder in short cycles with the market as your guide.

Questions

What people ask first.

Where does your data come from?

From a mix of public, licensed and local sources: search, social and visual platforms, marketplaces, retailer charts, ad libraries, reviews and competitor catalogs. When you are ready, your own sales data joins in and makes every forecast sharper. We don't need your internal data to start.

Do you replace our buyers or product team?

No. Your people keep the final call. We give them a ranked shortlist with evidence, so decisions are faster and easier to defend.

Which categories do you work with?

Physical products with short production cycles and trend-driven demand: books, toys, gifts, stationery, home, indie beauty and private label. Our first and deepest case is children's publishing in Central and Eastern Europe.

What does it cost?

The market exploration has one fixed price, €1,500, and €490 during Tech Week. After that, most clients keep the loop running per season. We are also open to sharing the upside on products that hit their sell-through targets.

Why it matters

The market tells you what it wants. Most of it never reaches the product meeting.

The signals are public but scattered across platforms and languages, so product decisions still get made on gut feel. One wrong bet is a warehouse of dead stock.

Talk to us

Want to see what the market is telling you?

Tell us what you make and where you sell. We'll come back with three signals from your category, free and without obligation.

projects.igorkitta@gmail.com

Igor Kitta Founder · Lead Explorer

What I enjoy most is understanding people, and tech and AI are how I do it. GoXplore Labs is an extension of who I am, not just a service I sell.

Robotics engineer turned product builder. Founded Try the Colors, a product used by over three million people, and led discovery for US and Danish startups. Based in San Francisco.