Get Alerted When a Website Updates

Get alerted when a website updates by pointing AyeWatch at the URL and naming what counts as a change. That sentence is the setup. There is no extension to babysit and no CSS path to keep alive after a redesign.

The search is a plea. People are already refreshing. They want the refresh to happen without them. The market answers with screenshots, selectors, and self-hosted hashes. Pick the answer that matches the alert you want to read.

Name the update

"Updates" is too wide. A CDN cache bump is an update. You do not want that ping. Write "the listed price, the inventory state, or the headline." AyeWatch summarizes those. Layout and banners should stay out.

You can do this without code. Paste, describe, wait. Free Preview is six lifetime runs, three topics, Daily or slower, push and in-app. Pro is $9 a month for faster checks and 50 topics.

Pick a channel you will not mute

Push for restocks and filings. Slack for a shared competitor page. Email for slow legal pages. Webhooks if the next step is a Zap. Paid plans add those channels. Free Preview is push and in-app only. That is enough to prove the URL.

AyeWatch is not a buying bot and not an uptime pinger. The alert is a summary of public page content.

Prove it on one page

Use the URL you already feel late on. If the first alert is a sentence you would have typed to a teammate, add more watches. If it is noise, tighten the rule. Do not scale a noisy watch.

The page change alerts article is the long how-to. This page is the action: get alerted, on purpose. People who search this phrase are already late on one URL. Watch that one first. A folder of twenty watches you will not read is how this product fails. One channel. One rule. Then scale. Get alerted when a website updates, on that one URL, before you collect a museum. Prove the ping. Then add the next address. One useful alert beats a folder of mute. Start there.