TrendTok alternative for Android, web and Reels: pricing, free options and how it compares

• What it is. An AI app for TikTok trends: a soundboard, trends by location, category and creator, personalized trend reports, and a rise/fall/emerging forecast.
• Where it runs. iPhone only, iOS 15.6 or later. We found no Google Play listing. Its product page offers an Android waitlist and an “Android & Web” button that opens TrendLab, a web app whose public page is only a sign-in screen.
• Platforms. TikTok. The listing and latest release notes don’t mention Instagram; the same company sells Reels trends in a separate iPhone app, ReelTrends.
• Newer tools. Version 7.10 (October 7) lists niche-level hashtags, a Business Mode that shows which sounds are cleared for commercial use, a TikTok Shop forecaster, AI competitor analysis and generators for hooks, scripts and captions.
• Reviews. Critical reviews mention a paywall before you can preview trends, repetitive song lists, sounds already saturated when they appear, missing niches and unclear rise/fall arrows. Several date from 2021; the app has changed since.

The App Store lists the price points an app has set up, not the one you’ll be offered; the paywall decides that. A 2025 review and user reviews both cite $2.99 a week or $19.99 a year, with the same features on both. That review also found that only the “Beauty Gurus” catalog was open without paying, and we found no stated trial length.

The weekly plan adds up: $2.99 × 52 = $155.48 a year, 7.8× the yearly price. From week 7 on, yearly is cheaper. Followlly Creator is $29 a month, $348 a year, so it is by far the pricier tool. The question is whether Reels, niche-wide video data and competitor tracking are worth the difference to you.

• TikTok: 57 of 272 videos (21%) list a named song; the rest use original audio or list no track.
• Reels: 395 of 1,117 videos (35%) list a named song; the rest use original audio or list no track.

Most videos in these samples don’t use a named song at all, so a sounds-only view misses most of what is spreading. Songs used in two or more videos are the closest thing to a sound trend inside a niche:

Check your own niche in ten minutes. Open the 20 fastest videos from the last two weeks and tally “named song” against “original audio” (voiceover, talking to camera, the creator’s own sound). If the first column is short, the hooks, formats and topics matter more than the track.

• You’re on iPhone and want sounds in your pocket. A native app with a soundboard, saved sounds and a jump into TikTok. Followlly works in a phone browser but isn’t built around one-tap sound saving.
• You want the cheapest paid option. A yearly plan at $14.99–$29.99 costs about as much as one month of Followlly Creator.
• Your videos are built on a song. Dances, lip-syncs, transitions and memes, where catching the right sound early is most of the work.
• You post from a business account. Business Mode shows which sounds are cleared for commercial use. Followlly doesn’t check music licensing.
• You sell on TikTok Shop. TrendTok has a Shop forecaster; Followlly has nothing for Shop products.

• You’re on Android or a laptop. Followlly opens in any modern browser. TrendTok has no Android app as of October 2026; its maker points Android users to TrendLab, a web app we couldn’t see past its sign-in screen.
• You post Reels too. One niche feed covers Reels and TikTok, ranked the same way, instead of two apps and two subscriptions.
• Your niche talks more than it dances. In our TikTok samples, 79% of videos use original audio or list no track. A song chart says little about those; a feed of your niche’s fastest videos shows the hooks and formats.
• You want to watch specific competitors. Add 5 handles on Creator. Followlly checks them every 3 days and flags any video at 3× the creator’s median, whatever its audio.
• You want breakouts from small accounts. Views per day puts a small creator’s breakout next to a big account’s normal week. Your niche feed refreshes about once a week.

1. Cancel through Apple. Settings, your name, Subscriptions, TrendTok, Cancel Subscription (Apple’s steps). Deleting the app doesn’t stop the subscription.
2. Keep the sounds you liked. Add them to Favorites inside TikTok first.
3. List the creators you watch. They become your competitor handles: 5 on Creator, 15 on Producer.
4. Start the 3-day trial. Pick your niche and paste the handles; the feed, sounds and outliers fill in on their own.
5. Compare while the trial runs. You have 3 days before the first charge. Keep whichever tool led to a video you actually filmed.