Productivity
Auto Refresh | Page Monitor
Reload a page on a timer. Get told the moment it changes.
You open the tab. You hit reload. Nothing. You hit reload again.
Set an interval instead, say which words mean "it happened", and go do something else. When the page changes you get a sound, a notification, or the tab jumping to the front.
It runs inside the browser session you are already signed into — so it can watch an internal dashboard behind your company login, or a store page that only shows correct stock while you are signed in. A hosted checker never sees those.
⏱ Fixed, random or exact intervals. Stop after a set number of reloads, or the moment you touch the page. 👀 Alert when wording appears, when it disappears, or when anything changes. Match plain text, a pattern, an element, or a condition combining several with AND / OR / NOT. 🎯 Watch one region so the rest of the page stops causing false alarms. 🕘 Weekday windows, overnight schedules, exact times of day. 🖱 Run a chain of clicks after each reload or on a hit. It detects a captcha and pauses — it will not try to solve one. 📈 Point at a number and every check records its value, with a threshold alert. 🔔 Sound, a notification, or the tab brought to the front; email and webhooks on a paid plan.
Reloading a tab on a timer needs no access to any website. The on-page countdown and monitoring ask for one site at a time, and every granted site can be taken back from the options page.
Your rules and hits stay in your browser. We do not collect the addresses of pages you visit. Without an account, nothing leaves your machine.
Available in 27 interface languages.
It runs in your browser, so it stops when the browser does, and it will not bypass a captcha. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the companies that operate the sites you choose to monitor.
Highlights
Intervals that fit the job
Fixed seconds, a random range so the rhythm is not robotic, or an exact hours-minutes-seconds duration. Stop after a set number of reloads, or the moment you touch the page.
Watch for what you are waiting for
Alert when wording appears, when it disappears, or when anything on the page changes. Match plain text, a regular expression, an element, or a boolean condition combining several.
Watch one region, not the whole page
Point at the part that matters and the rest of the page stops causing false alarms. Pick it off the page instead of writing a selector by hand.
Only when it matters
Run inside a weekday window, overnight across midnight, or at exact times of day. Disable a rule automatically after it fires once.
Click things for you
Run a chain of clicks after each reload, or only when the monitor fires. Detects a captcha and pauses instead of hammering it.
Turn a page into a chart
Point at a number and every check records its value, so you end up with a history and a threshold alert instead of a vague feeling that it moved.
Alerts that leave the browser
Sound, a notification, or bringing the tab to the front — and, on a paid plan, email and webhooks so the tab does not have to be in front of you.
Access one site at a time
Timed reloads need no access to any website at all. The on-page countdown and monitoring ask for one site when you first use them there, and you can revoke each one later.
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