Most recent search terms from Google Autocomplete

There is apparently no direct way of gathering the newest keyword suggestions from Google's database nor can you get the date of when a term was added.

The tool I designed actually tries no replicate that missing function on the long run for any given keyword by creating a master list of the suggestions that appear for that keyword over time. The longer you use the tool, the more search results it will collect, since Google tends to reorganize its suggestions on a daily basis. The mere fact that a suggestion pops up today that wasn't suggested yesterday doesn't necessarily mean that the term is new in the sense that it hasn't been searched for up until recently. It may well be that some other factors made Google think it was a good idea to show this keyword now.

But eventually, by scraping the suggestions again and again, you will end up having crawled most of Google's existing database for that keyword. Therefore, the longer the tool is in use, the higher will be the chances that a new keyword suggestion means really new. That's the idea behind the platform. It's yet to be seen how it works out in practice.