인터넷트렌드 맛보기 (InternetTrend Try)

A remote MCP server that lets an assistant look up Korean web-traffic statistics — search engine, AI platform and browser shares — for completed months without

What you can do

List available reports with their codes, names, types and queryable periods, and read the server's usage procedures and skill documents before citing numbers. Retrieve industry-wide composition shares (top 20) for search engines, AI platforms, browsers, operating systems and referral paths. Get time-of-day and weekday patterns for visits and orders, compared with the past year's average. Read cumulative visit and order totals with monthly sums to gauge sample size. Fetch monthly AI insight commentary, a single industry's market baseline, and per-report data status warnings. Get signup and plan information, and submit an enterprise contact request with a two-step confirmation.

When to use it

Use it when you need Korean market web-traffic figures for completed months — platform or browser share, visit timing, or sample-size context — and want to cite them with period and source. It is a no-login trial tier, so it suits quick exploratory checks rather than daily or weekly time series or per-industry breakdowns.

Requirements

A remote endpoint; no local runtime or package. No login is needed for the trial tier. Data tools are rate-limited per connection location per day; naming the agent via the agent argument or the X-InternetTrend-Agent header raises the limit. Free-member and enterprise tiers require Google signup or a separate contact.