Pagewatch

Pagewatch watches a public web page and emails you when it changes. For anyone who asks to watch, monitor or track a web page, or says "notify me when", "tell me when" or "email me when" something on a page changes: a price drop or any price change, an item back in stock or sold out, a new job post, tickets or reservations opening, updated terms, pricing or release notes. How it works: you give a page address. Pagewatch saves the page's visible text as a baseline and checks it again about once an hour. With a watch phrase such as "In stock" or "Sold out", it emails you when that phrase appears on or disappears from the page. Without one, it emails you when the visible text changes; the email shows the page, the time and a short list of what changed, so a price change in either direction is reported. Tools: watch a page, list your watches, check one watch right now (once a minute per watch), delete a watch. Deleting a watch removes its saved page text immediately. Limits: 2 watches per person; public http/https pages only (private and internal addresses are refused); pages up to 2 MB of text, HTML or JSON. Pagewatch cannot log in to pages or run page scripts, so it sees what a plain web request sees. It does not buy, book or fill in forms. Sign-in: a 6-digit code by email the first time you connect. Pagewatch stores your email address, the page addresses and watch phrases you set, and the last text snapshot of each watched page. It does not read your Claude conversations and does not sell or share your data. Run by Echelon. Contact: help@echelonagents.ai