“Tell me when the price drops below €150.”
A threshold you choose. An alert when the price crosses it.
Website change monitor for iPhone
Stop refreshing.
Start knowing.
The price drops. A new listing appears. Your favorite band adds a date. WebWatch checks the page and tells you what changed.
With smart filters, say what you’re waiting for.
Hear about that change.
3 websites free · No account needed
New smart filters Interactive demo
field-supply.example / headphones
FIELD SUPPLY / AUDIO
Studio headphones
Less noise. More of your music.
€189€189
YOUR SMART FILTER
“Tell me when the price drops below €150.”
WAITING FOR YOUR CHANGENot every update needs your attention.
Try a page change below. See what gets through.
Fictional page · Illustrated example, not a live website check
One URL. One less thing to keep checking.Meet smart filters
Next release Smart filters
A price drop.
Not a new footer.
A website can change in a hundred ways. You’re usually waiting for one.
Describe it in your own words. WebWatch checks whether the page can support your request, shows you what it will watch, and lets you confirm the filter.
Try the examples above“Notify me about new articles with ‘design’ in the title.”
New entries that match your words. The rest can wait.
“Tell me when ‘Out of stock’ changes to ‘In stock’.”
Watch a visible availability message on a supported page.
Filters depend on the content available on each page. WebWatch will tell you if a request needs more detail or can’t be monitored reliably.
From checking a page to watching it
Paste the link.
Let the changes come to you.
THE APP / YOUR WATCHLISTAdd a page you keep coming back to.
Paste its URL into WebWatch. Keep your product pages, news sources, and other watched pages in one list.
Choose what deserves an alert.
Watch page changes, ignore sections you don’t care about, or use the new smart filters to describe a specific change.
Get the notification. See the difference.
When a check finds a relevant update, WebWatch alerts you. Open the app to see what was added, removed, or matched your filter.
Checks run on your iPhone. Background timing is controlled by iOS; you can also check manually or through Shortcuts.
Your phone. Your watchlist.
Stay curious.
Check less.
Keep an eye on the pages you care about, with a few useful ways to stay in control.
Check through Shortcuts.
Trigger website checks from Apple Shortcuts, or add them to your own automations.
Keep the useful changes.
Added and removed text makes updates easy to find. Ignore noisy sections in the page-change view.
Your watchlist stays on your iPhone.
Your watchlist and regular checks live on your iPhone. Smart-filter setup uses an AI service to create the filter; later checks evaluate it on your device.
How your data is handledA few things worth knowing
Before you
start watching.
Does WebWatch check websites in real time?
No. WebWatch checks periodically on your iPhone using Background App Refresh. iOS decides when background checks run, depending on settings, battery, and app usage. You can also check manually or trigger a check with Apple Shortcuts. It’s useful for keeping up with changes, rather than guaranteeing an instant alert.
Can it watch any website?
WebWatch reads the HTML returned by a page. Content loaded only by JavaScript, pages behind a login, and sites that block automated requests may not work. Smart filters also need visible, readable page data to support your request. Try the pages you care about with the free version.
What do the new smart filters do?
They let you describe a specific change, such as a price crossing a threshold, a matching new article, or a stock message changing. WebWatch checks the page, explains what it can monitor, and asks you to confirm. If it can’t reliably support your request, it will ask for a detail or suggest a narrower alternative. Smart filters are part of the upcoming release.
Is WebWatch free? What does Pro add?
Start for free with up to 3 websites. Pro removes the website limit. You can choose a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices and payment terms are shown in the app before you buy.
Where does my page data go?
Your watchlist and regular checks stay on your device. Creating or regenerating a smart filter sends your request, the page URL, and prepared page content through our service to an AI provider. Later checks use the saved filter on your iPhone. The app also uses analytics and diagnostics. Read the privacy policy for details.
For the page you’ve checked three times today
Next time it changes,
let it come to you.
Start watching up to 3 websites for free.
Made for iPhone · No account needed