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A monitor that tells you what changed, not just that something did.

Hey everyone. I just launched MyMonit, a tool that watches any web page and tells you the moment something changes, in plain words.

It started with a simple annoyance: refreshing a page to check if something came back in stock, if a price finally dropped, or if my own site was still up. The monitors I tried either just said "something changed" and left me to hunt for it, or were built for engineers and priced for teams.

So I built the tool I wanted. You add a URL and it watches it around the clock. When something changes, you get a short summary of exactly what changed, by email, Telegram, Slack, Discord or webhook. It covers price drops, back in stock, website and competitor changes, SSL expiry, uptime, DNS and APIs, and it can turn any of them into a public status page.

There is a free plan with 5 monitors, no credit card. I would love honest feedback, especially on what you would want to watch that it does not handle yet.

https://mymonit.com

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    Summarizing the change instead of simply reporting that one happened feels like a meaningful improvement.

    I'll be interested to see which monitoring use case people keep coming back for. Repeated use often reveals the product more clearly than the original feature list.