Halaman ini untuk yang ingin tahu di balik layar: sumber data yang dibaca mesin riset pakpepibikin, model AI yang bekerja, kepatuhan API, batasan, dan privasi. Untuk hasil risetnya sendiri, buka Riset Tren.
Mesin riset kami membaca sinyal dari sumber publik: data listing marketplace (di antaranya lewat Etsy Open API v3), publikasi riset desain global (WGSN, Dezeen, Design Milk, dan sejenisnya), serta sinyal tren lain yang terbuka untuk umum. Semuanya diolah menjadi analisis agregat milik kami — arah tren, palet warna, dan peta peluang — bukan menyalin ulang konten sumbernya.
Di halaman layanan, kami sengaja tidak menonjolkan nama model — yang kamu beli adalah arah dan keputusan, bukan nama mesin. Untuk transparansi: saat ini kami memakai antara lain model riset & penyusunan (DeepSeek, Perplexity), model analisis & penulisan (Claude), model visual (Seedream, Nano Banana), dan model 3D (Meshy). Susunannya bisa berganti mengikuti kualitas hasil; yang tetap adalah metode Rasa–Karsa–Cipta–Karya dan tinjauan tim sebelum hasil sampai ke klien.
The sections below document our Etsy API usage in English, for API compliance review.
We query the Etsy Open API v3 public listing search for a design keyword — for example “handwoven rattan decor.”
Tags, categories, and popularity counts are combined across many listings to find which aesthetic directions recur most.
The output is our own aggregated analysis — color palettes, motif themes, and trend notes — used internally to guide the designs we create.
This application uses the Etsy Open API v3 under personal access,
limited to public listing search endpoints. It requires only an application
x-api-key and requests no OAuth scopes, because it never
accesses private member data.
All listing content is used only to produce aggregate, non-identifying trend analysis. We do not republish Etsy content or seller images. Our use is intended to comply with Etsy’s API Terms of Use; if any use is found to fall outside those terms, we will adjust or remove it promptly.
pakpepibikin is a design studio in Bandung, Indonesia, working with craft producers and small businesses (UMKM). We use a five-stage creative method — research, sense-making, concept, creation, and finishing — to help artisans develop products with a clear market direction. This research tool supports the first two stages by grounding creative decisions in real, publicly observable design trends rather than guesswork.