Know when a web page changes

Pick a page, or just one part of it. Web Change Monitor checks it on a schedule and shows you what was there before and what is there now.

Access is by invitation. No ads, no tracking.

Built by Fabian Wimberger.

Watch only what matters
Click the part of the page you care about, so menus, ads and cookie banners never count as a change.
Before and after
Every change is saved with the old and the new text, so you see the difference without reading the whole page again.
Change alerts
An alert goes out as soon as a change is found, with the old and the new content.
The Web Change Monitor workspace: watched pages on the left, the latest changes with their new text, and the history of a watched price.

How it works

Setting up a page takes about a minute. Nothing to install.

Paste the link
Copy the address of the page you want to keep an eye on.
Choose what to watch
Keep the whole page or click one part of it, such as a notice, a table or a date.
Set how often
Every 5, 15 or 30 minutes, every hour or every six hours.
See what changed
Each change appears in your list with the old and the new content side by side.

What people watch

Announcements
Pages without a newsletter: a club, school or council notice board.
Terms and documents
Terms of service, price lists or official documents that change without notice.
New releases
A release notes or download page, so you hear about a new version first.
Availability
A sold-out product, a full course or a closed registration that might open again.

Questions about Web Change Monitor

Can I watch just one part of a page?

Yes. When you add a page, click the part you care about. Changes anywhere else on the page are ignored.

Which pages work?

Public pages that show their content when they load. Pages behind a sign-in, and sites that block automated visits, can't be watched.

How do I get access?

Web Change Monitor is invitation-only. Send a request by email; once you have an account, you sign in and add your first page right away.

What happens to my data?

Your list and its history are stored on a server in Germany and only you can see them. Alerts go to the email address of your account. There are no ads, no analytics and no third-party scripts. Deleting an entry deletes its history too.