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Everything you need to install, use and understand Nishio.

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Research

Start a channelTurn a channel idea into a plan in three steps: describe the idea, study real channels in a saved sample, then draft your first ten video briefs.Research inbox & today’s opportunitiesThe Research inbox shows “Today’s opportunities”: niches found by a daily official search, each scored only when there is enough evidence behind it.DiscoverDiscover searches everything you have saved in this workspace and lets you narrow it down with research filters, or run an official search when you have a key.Niche finder catalogA built-in editorial catalog of well-known YouTube niches, grouped by category, format, production style and risks. It is a place to think, not a source of metrics.ChannelsCompare the channels in your saved research side by side, with quick filters, sortable columns and an explicit way to fetch each channel’s latest uploads.Viral videosFind saved videos that performed far above their own channel’s usual level, and check the comparison behind every ratio.Competitors & watchlistsGroup the channels you want to follow into watchlists and compare their public numbers in one table.ThumbnailsSee saved videos as a thumbnail wall with their numbers, and study images you are allowed to process with an optional local vision model.KeywordsSee which words repeat most in the titles of your saved sample, to understand how a topic is usually framed.Evidence explorerEvery number in Nishio comes from an evidence record. The Evidence explorer shows where each observation came from, when, and how it was collected.

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