AI That Monitors Websites and Alerts Me
Yes, an AI can watch a public page and alert you when the named content changes. Here is what it can and cannot do.
By AyeWatch Team3 min read
Short answer: Yes. An AI monitor can watch a public website, compare it against a plain-English rule, and alert you when the named content changes. It cannot see behind a login, buy the item, or replace uptime monitoring.
AyeWatch is an AI monitor for public pages and topics. It sends a summary to push, email, Slack, Discord, or a webhook when the rule matches.
What it can do
Watch a pricing page and tell you when a plan changes. Watch a careers page and tell you when a role appears. Watch a terms page and tell you when a clause moves. Watch a listing and tell you when the status changes.
It can also watch a topic across news and social sources, so you do not need a URL for every mention.
What it cannot do
Log into your account. Buy the ticket. Solve a bot challenge. Guarantee a render on every JavaScript-heavy site. Replace an uptime monitor or a legal archive.
If the page only exists after a login, use a browser-based tool that runs in your session. If the site is down, use an uptime tool.
How to set it up
Paste the public URL. Write one sentence naming the fields. Add an ignore clause. Choose an interval and a channel. Start the 7-day trial and judge the first real alert.
Pro is $9/mo with 50 topics and hourly checks. Pro+ is $19/mo with 200 topics and ASAP mode.
Which pages to start with
The page you already refresh. A competitor pricing path, a careers index, a legal page, a listing, or a status page. One page, one rule, one channel.
Do not start with a homepage that rotates campaigns. The fact lives on a path.
What a good alert looks like
"Pro plan price changed from $9 to $12." "A Staff Engineer role appeared in Platform." "Section 4 cancellation terms changed." The alert names the fact and gives you enough context to act.
If the alert only says "page changed", you still have to investigate. That is a notification, not an answer.
Start in four steps
- Copy a public HTTPS URL that holds a fact.
- Write a rule naming the fields and the noise to ignore.
- Choose an interval and a channel.
- Run the trial for a week and keep the watch only if the alert is useful.
Start a monitor in under a minute
Describe a topic or paste a URL. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
Try it free for 7 daysThe bottom line
Pick the page you opened most this week. Paste it. Name the fact. Choose the channel. If the first alert saves you a tab, add the next page.
FAQ
Is there an AI that monitors websites and alerts me?
Yes. AyeWatch watches public pages and topics, applies a plain-English rule, and sends a summary when the named content changes.
Can it monitor a page behind a login?
No. Use a browser-based tool that runs in your own session for logged-in pages.
Will it buy the item for me?
No. AyeWatch alerts you. It is not a buying bot or a checkout automation.
How fast are the alerts?
Daily or hourly on Pro, and ASAP on Pro+. Choose the interval from the cost of being late.