Bounce Watch Signal Tracker

Track company signals while browsing. See growth signals, funding rounds, hiring trends and AI-powered insights instantly.

Bounce Watch Signal Tracker shows you what a company is doing right now — while you are already looking at them. Open any company's website and the toolbar icon tells you whether they are in your Bounce Watch database, how many signals they have produced in the last 30 days, and whether you are already tracking them. Open the popup to read the signals themselves: hiring surges, funding rounds, market expansion, product launches, leadership changes, partnerships and more. On LinkedIn, Crunchbase, Dealroom, PitchBook and Wellfound a panel appears directly on the company profile, so you can read the signals and start tracking without leaving your research. WHAT IT DOES • Tells you at a glance whether the company you are viewing is one you track • Shows the signals behind that company from the last 30 days • Tracks or untracks a company from any page, in one click • Works on the company's own website and on five research sites • Opens the full profile or your dashboard when you want the detail WHAT YOU NEED A Bounce Watch Signal Tracker account. The free plan tracks up to 50 companies. Create one at bouncewatch.com/register/signal If you signed up with Google, generate a pairing code at bouncewatch.com/signal-tracker/extension and paste it into the extension — Google accounts have no password for the sign-in form to check. ABOUT THE "READ YOUR BROWSING HISTORY" PERMISSION Chrome shows this warning because the extension reads the address of the tab you are on. It uses only the domain — never the full URL, the page contents, or anything you type — and only to ask our API whether that company is in your database. Search engines, social networks, webmail, payment sites and any local, private or internal address are excluded and are never sent. We do not build a browsing history from what is sent. You can switch these lookups off entirely in the extension's Options page. With them off, the extension does nothing at all until you open it yourself. Company names and data shown in the screenshots are examples drawn from public sources and do not imply any affiliation or endorsement. Privacy policy: https://bouncewatch.com/privacy-policy Support: support@bouncewatch.com