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Install NishioGetting started · Nishio is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Download the installer for your system, open it once, anFirst run: your local accountGetting started · The first time you open Nishio you create a private owner account and your first workspace. The account existsAdd your YouTube API key (optional)Getting started · With your own free YouTube Data API key, Nishio can run official searches and fetch channel uploads. Without oDesktop basicsGetting started · How the window, menus and shortcuts work, where your data lives, and how to update without losing anything.Start a channelResearch · Turn a channel idea into a plan in three steps: describe the idea, study real channels in a saved sample, thenResearch inbox & today’s opportunitiesResearch · The Research inbox shows “Today’s opportunities”: niches found by a daily official search, each scored only whDiscoverResearch · Discover searches everything you have saved in this workspace and lets you narrow it down with research filterNiche finder catalogResearch · A built-in editorial catalog of well-known YouTube niches, grouped by category, format, production style and r
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Niche finder catalog

A 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.

Applies to: Desktop 0.1 · Extension 0.1

Real screenshot of the appScreenshot of Niche finder catalog

Browse the catalog

  1. Open All tools → Niche finder.
  2. Search the catalog in Arabic, English or French, or pick a Category such as Education, Technology, Gaming or Relaxation and ASMR.
  3. Each card shows the niche, a one-line summary, its category and the formats it suits (Long-form / Shorts). Some carry a “Mentioned in a report” badge.
  4. Click a card to open its details.

Inside a niche

  • Formats, production modes and risk tags, for example Synthetic content disclosure, Music copyright, Health claims or Made for kids.
  • “Signals from published reports”: links to public sources that mentioned the niche, with publisher and date.
  • “Videos and channels in this niche”: “Videos on YouTube” and “Channels on YouTube” links that open a normal YouTube search, “Search my research” to filter your own saved data, and “Official search and save results” to run an authorized search.
  • “Starter video suggestions”: creative suggestions from local templates.
Editorial reference — no metricsThe catalog contains no views, subscribers, revenue, demand or competition data, and never produces an opportunity score. A signal means a public source mentioned the niche on that date; it does not mean it is popular or profitable. Nishio does not name “popular” channels from memory.
Next stepOnce a niche looks interesting, take it to Start a channel, or run the official search so real videos and channels are saved with their observed numbers and links.