Real suggestions only
NicheSpark reads the suggestions Google actually displays in your browser. It never invents keywords or shows sample data as results.
FREE BETA · v0.1.1
Discover keywords.
Discover keywords.
Uncover opportunities.
NicheSpark is a Chrome extension that collects the real suggestions Google Autocomplete shows and turns them into an organized keyword list for your niche. Run A to Z, prefix and suffix research in one click. Every result is saved, deduplicated and linked to the query that found it.
- Free, no account
- Data stays in your browser
- Open source
A to Z · mobile car detailing
Running
Starting…
| Keyword | Method | Source |
|---|
- 4Research methods
- 26Queries per A to Z run
- 18Google domains
- 0Servers. All local
What is NicheSpark
Long-tail keyword research, without copy and paste
Google Autocomplete is one of the best free sources of real search phrases, but collecting it by hand means typing a query, waiting for the dropdown and copying each suggestion, hundreds of times. NicheSpark does that loop for you, at a respectful pace, and keeps everything organized by project.
Organized automatically
Duplicates are merged (ignoring case and extra spaces), and every keyword remembers which queries and methods found it.
Private by design
No account, no server, no tracking. Your projects and keywords are stored only in your own Chrome profile.
How it works
From seed keyword to keyword list in four steps
1
Create a project
Enter a seed keyword such as mobile car detailing, then choose a Google domain and language.
2
Pick a method
Choose A to Z, prefix, suffix or your own templates. You can preview every query before anything runs.
3
Click Start
NicheSpark opens Google in a background tab, enters each query and waits for the suggestion dropdown to settle before reading it.
4
Review your keywords
Results are saved after every query. Search them in the dashboard, see their sources and pick up where you left off.
Try it
See the queries NicheSpark would run
Type your own seed keyword. These are exactly the queries the extension generates. The suggestions themselves come from Google when you run it.
Research methods
Four ways to expand any niche
Queries are generated deterministically from your seed keyword. Accidental duplicates are removed, and invalid input is caught before collection starts.
A to Z
Adds every letter after your seed to uncover the full range of completions. You can start from any letter.
- mobile car detailing a
- mobile car detailing b
- mobile car detailing c … z
Prefix
Puts your own words before the seed to find commercial and comparison intent.
- best mobile car detailing
- affordable mobile car detailing
- professional mobile car detailing
Suffix
Adds words after the seed to find local, pricing and service queries.
- mobile car detailing near me
- mobile car detailing cost
- mobile car detailing services
Templates
Build your own patterns with {seed} and {letter}. A template with a letter expands to 26 queries.
- how much does {seed} cost
- {seed} for {letter}
- is {seed} worth it
Features in the beta
Built for reliable, honest research
Pause, resume, cancel, retry
Full control over every collection job. Retry only failed queries, and already completed queries are skipped automatically.
Progress that survives
Progress is saved after every query. Close the popup, come back later and continue exactly where you stopped.
Respectful pacing
A configurable delay of at least 2 seconds, with random variation, between queries. Only one job runs at a time.
Honest status reporting
Each query is marked done, empty or failed, with the reason. Failures are never counted as completed.
Source tracking
See every query and method that found a keyword, when it was first and last collected, and how often it appeared.
18 Google domains
Research google.com, .co.uk, .com.pk, .co.in, .de, .com.au and more, with your choice of interface language.
Multiple projects
Keep a separate keyword collection for every niche or client. Rename, reopen or delete projects any time.
Your history stays out
Your own past searches that Google mixes into the dropdown are recognized and never saved as keywords.
Privacy and responsible use
Your research stays yours
NicheSpark asks only for the permissions it needs, and it works entirely inside your browser.
Read the privacy policy →- No servers, no accounts. Keywords and projects are stored locally in your Chrome profile and are never uploaded.
- Minimal access. Runs only on Google Search pages. No access to your browsing history, cookies, passwords or other websites.
- Never bypasses protections. If Google asks for verification or consent, NicheSpark stops and waits for you.
- Always started by you. Nothing runs in the background unless you start a collection, and you can stop it any time.
Roadmap
What's here and what's coming
NicheSpark is in active development. These are our plans, not promises, and priorities may change based on feedback.
Available now
Beta v0.1.1- Live Google Autocomplete collectionReads real suggestions from the visible dropdown
- A to Z, prefix, suffix and templatesWith a query preview before you start
- Job controlsPause, resume, cancel, retry failed, start from any letter
- Automatic saving and deduplicationWith source-query tracking
- Multiple projectsEach with its own domain and language
Coming next
In progress- CSV and JSON exportAll, filtered or selected keywords, with sources and methods
- Copy to clipboardOne keyword per line, ready to paste anywhere
- Filters and sortingBy method, source query, date and alphabet
- Backup and restoreImport a JSON backup safely, with validation
- Chrome Web Store releaseOne-click install and automatic updates
Later
Planned- Keyword groupingCluster related keywords by modifier and topic
- Question finderWho, what, how and why research modes
- More sourcesExploring YouTube and other autocomplete sources
- Hosted dashboardExplore your projects on a larger screen
- Optional cloud syncOpt-in sync across devices. Local-only stays the default
Get early access
Install the beta in two minutes
Until NicheSpark is on the Chrome Web Store, you can install the beta directly in Chrome's developer mode.
Beta notes
Export, copy and backup features are coming next. Your data lives only in this browser, so it is deleted if you remove the extension. Use the beta for research you can repeat, not for data you can't afford to lose.
Download and unzip
Download the zip and extract it to a folder you'll keep, for example Documents\NicheSpark.
Open Chrome extensions
Type chrome://extensions in the address bar and switch on Developer mode in the top-right corner.
Load unpacked
Click Load unpacked and choose the folder you extracted (the one that contains manifest.json).
Pin and start
Pin NicheSpark from the puzzle icon, open the popup, create a project and click Start A to Z.
FAQ
Common questions
Is NicheSpark free?
Yes. The beta is free and needs no account. The source code is public on GitHub.
Where do the keywords come from?
From the Google Autocomplete dropdown in your own browser. NicheSpark enters each query into the Google search box, waits for the suggestions to finish loading and saves what Google displayed. It does not generate or guess keywords.
Does NicheSpark show search volume or keyword difficulty?
No. NicheSpark collects autocomplete suggestions, which show what people search for, but it does not invent volume or difficulty numbers. You can take your list to the keyword metrics tool of your choice.
Why might my results differ from someone else's?
Google personalizes suggestions by location, language, sign-in state and trends. NicheSpark records exactly what Google showed your browser at that moment.
Will Google block me?
NicheSpark uses conservative delays and runs one query at a time, the way a person would. If Google shows a verification page anyway, the job stops and waits for you. It never tries to get around it. Please use NicheSpark responsibly and in line with Google's terms.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything is stored locally in your Chrome profile. NicheSpark has no server and sends your research nowhere. Removing the extension or clearing its data deletes your projects, so export or back up your data once those features arrive.
Why do I need Developer mode to install it?
The beta isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet. Loading it as an unpacked extension is the standard way to try extensions before they are published. A Web Store release is on the roadmap.
Ready when you are
Start finding long-tail keywords today
Free, private and built on real Google suggestions. Install the beta and run your first A to Z research in minutes.