Auto Refresh & Page Monitor

Auto refresh any page on a timer and get an alert when text appears, a price drops or something changes. Free, no account.

Auto refresh any web page on a timer and get one clear alert the moment what you are waiting for shows up. Made for anyone waiting on a restock, a price drop, ticket sales, an appointment slot or a free seat in a class. How it works Open the page and click the toolbar icon. Pick what you are waiting for: back in stock, a lower price, something new, or a free spot or appointment. If the page already says "Sold out" (or shows a price, with Pro), the extension offers it to you in one tap. While you type a word, it tells you right away whether that word is on the page now. Press "Watch this page" and allow that one site. The page reloads on its own, on time even in a background tab. When it finds what you wait for, it tells you and shows you what was found (with Pro, an alarm that rings until you stop it, up to an hour). What it does • Auto refresh (auto reload) a tab every few seconds (Pro; free from 30 seconds), minutes or hours, with a live countdown to the next reload • Four simple choices to start: back in stock, price drops, something new, a spot opens. No settings to learn • Page monitor: alert when a word or phrase appears or goes away, for example "In stock" or "No appointments available" • Something new (Pro): alerts when a new product, post or message shows up, and tells you which one. Clocks and counters like "5 min ago" are ignored • Select the zone to watch (Pro): point at a price, a button, an image or any text on the page. No code • Price tracker and visual changes (Pro): a price that drops below a value, or a "Buy" button that turns active • Keeps checking when you close the tab (on by default); paste several addresses at once and they are all checked without opening tabs (Pro) • "Remind me in 10 min" when the alarm rings, and "Do not disturb tonight" for silence until 7:00, only when you press it • Always clear when it is on: "We're looking for what you want on 2 pages", with a small button to turn everything off • The icon tells you at a glance: green while it looks, orange when something was found, red when a page needs you • When something stops it, it says why in plain words and what to do, with the button that does it • "Go to what was found": the page comes to the front with what is new marked on it • Made to avoid false alarms: every alert is confirmed by a second look; rotating banners, carousels, cookie and newsletter pop-ups are not "something new"; what you do on the page (picking another size, opening a menu) never sets off the alarm; a crossed-out price or a "-23%" is not mistaken for the price; "Available" is not mistaken for "Unavailable"; "are you a person?" checks, error and sign-in pages are never compared, and it never reloads while you are typing on the page • Up to 100 pages. If you ask to check too many very often at the same time, it says so clearly instead of becoming slow • A dashboard with every watched page, a history that says what was found, and "Use on another page" to copy a setup Free vs Pro Free: one watched page, reload every 30 seconds or more, text that appears or disappears anywhere on the page, desktop notification, history, keyboard shortcuts and backup of your settings. Pro: unlimited watched pages; reloads from every 5 seconds with random variation; anything new on the page; a zone you point at on the page; number thresholds; visual change detection; the alarm sound and attention alerts; schedules by day and hour; stopping by itself when the site complains or asks if you are a person; keep what you typed in forms; click something you chose when it is found; several pages at once; download the history. What it does not do It does not solve, skip or bypass captchas. It does not buy, check out or fill in payment details, and it does not log in for you. It only checks the pages you chose. With their tab closed it requests them directly from their site, like a reload, and reads them on your device without running anything in them. Privacy No account and no tracking. Your watched pages, conditions and history stay on your device and are never sent anywhere. Access is requested one site at a time, only for the sites you watch. Pro is sold by Polar, our authorized reseller. After you pay, Pro turns on by itself, with no key to copy; the extension only talks to Polar about your purchase and to check your license key about twice a day. The free version never contacts it. Works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox.