Where data becomesdirection.

Crystal Ball predicts top emerging consumer products, categories and opportunities before they peak, calibrated across kitchen, décor, organization, wellness and lifestyle. It is powered by a multi-agent AI workflow trained on social, search, and sales signals across 2.2M+ SKUs.

Put it to work for your brand

See what’s next. Then make it.

Trend radar

Surface emerging categories, colors and materials across the market early.

Demand forecasting

Right product, right store, right season, with fewer stockouts and markdowns.

Assortment intelligence

Model the ideal lineup for each retail partner and price point.

Omnichannel signals

Blend e-commerce and in-store performance into one connected view.

Five principles behind every forecast.

Focus

Pinpoint high-impact categories, filter out the noise.

Innovation

Moonshot-ready and ever evolving.

Storytelling

Trends aren't just data, they're narratives.

Resilience

Error is insight; the model improves with every iteration.

User experience

A simple interface, customized results, chat history, file uploads.

Called first. Then made, then shipped.

Every call gets logged with a date, so the scoreboard is honest. Here are recent ones that went from signal to shelf, and how long each took.

Primula stainless steel milk warmer and frother set, a Crystal Ball call that became product — Milk warmers and frothers

Called in March. The frother program expanded across brands and became the biggest volume win of the year.

Cast iron heart dutch oven in pink, a Crystal Ball call that became product — Enameled dutch ovens

Called in March, on shelves by fall across three brands, from heart-shaped cast iron to premium ceramic.

Paris Hilton white makeup organizer with dome lid and drawers, a Crystal Ball call that became product — Makeup organizers and travel bags

Not a kitchen call at all. The duffel, toiletry bag and acrylic organizers all followed the signal, and all shipped within the year.

Country Living enameled cast iron sourdough bread oven in navy, a Crystal Ball call that became product — Cast iron bread ovens

The sourdough revival, called in May. Three colorways landed in November, right on time for baking season.

Paris Hilton gold wire storage basket, a Crystal Ball call that became product — Wire basket bins

Called in September as open storage took hold. The stackable wire and bamboo bins followed the next season.

Paris Hilton 1.8L glass electric kettle, a Crystal Ball call that became product — 1.7L electric kettle

Called in March and designed in-house, the kettle went from signal to a shipping electric program before fall.

Stovetop espresso makers1.7L electric kettleTri-ply stainless cookware13-piece knife setGlass teapotCeramic egg cookerWood serving traysBamboo and wire basket binsTouch of color bakeware

The right trend, the right brand, the right retailer.

Spotting a trend is the easy part. The harder part is the match: which of our brands should own it, which shopper it actually serves, and which retail partner it belongs with.

Country Living knife and cutlery set in use, a Crystal Ball call that became product

CALLED, THEN BUILT

Right brand

A trend only works if it fits the brand. We match each one to the brand it genuinely belongs to.

Right demographic

We read who is actually shopping the trend, not just how loud it is.

Right retailer

Concepts land with the retail partner whose aisle, and whose shopper, they were made for.

We watch the whole market, every day.

retail categories tracked

live top-100 bestseller lists

social hashtags followed

0+ yrs

of search-demand history

Retail

Bestseller ranks and pricing across the platforms that move the market

Years of shopper search demand, tracked continuously

Social

Posts, hashtags & engagement velocity

Our own data

Our own cost, margin, inventory and sell-through, fused in

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About 58% of U.S. shoppers buy after seeing a product on social, and social commerce now tops $120B a year. Trends move at feed speed, and Crystal Ball is how we see them first.