PageCrawl: Website Monitor

PageCrawl watches web pages for you and tells you, in plain language, what changed.

Add a page by pasting its address or by sharing it from Safari. PageCrawl checks the page on a schedule and records what it finds: the paragraph that was rewritten, the price that moved, the day a product came back in stock.

ON YOUR PHONE

A written summary of every change, instead of a wall of red and green text.

An importance score, so a reworded footer never looks like a rewritten policy.

The whole timeline for a page, and the text difference for any check, at full width.

Charts for values that move: price and number history, and a stock strip showing how long a product was available.

Summary digests for a period, with the changes that mattered listed underneath.

Alerts on this iPhone, by email, or through the channels your workspace already uses. Alerts arrive when the next check detects a change, and checks run on the schedule of each page.

Thumbs up and down on any change, which teaches PageCrawl what you care about.

WHAT PEOPLE WATCH

Careers pages and job boards, for new openings at the companies you want to work for. Competitors' prices, products and news. Terms of service and privacy policies. Laws and government notices. Restocks and price drops on things you want to buy. Return and refund policies at the shops you use. Anything on the web that matters to you and has no notification of its own.

Discovery signals