Alerts for the things
the web won't tell you.
Cinema tickets going on sale. A table opening at the impossible restaurant. A fare dropping below your number. Say it in plain language — Watcher's agent finds the pages, reads them on your schedule, and writes to you the moment it's true.
specimen entry
A table at Noma
- the wish
- Alert me when a table for two opens at Noma before 30 June.
- sources resolved
- noma.dk/booking · tocktix.com/noma
- schedule
- Every 15 minutes, Europe/Stockholm
- last entry
- 2 slots found — report emailed 04:12
Written by the agent, not by you.
How a watch is kept
four movements- 01
Describe it in a sentence
“Tell me when Dune 3 tickets open in Stockholm.” The setup agent asks for whatever it still needs.
- 02
The agent finds the pages
It searches the live web and selects the real booking, listing and availability pages worth reading.
- 03
You set the rhythm
Every fifteen minutes for ticket drops, weekly for slow-moving things — or a cron expression of your own.
- 04
Only real news is filed
Each run re-reads the sources. A report reaches you only when your condition holds and something has actually changed.
Stop refreshing. Let someone else keep watch.
A watch takes about a minute to describe. The agent handles every run after that.