RefreshWatch – Auto Refresh & Page Monitor

Auto refresh any tab and get page change alerts on desktop or phone. Price drops, restocks, keywords, auto-click. Free, no account.

Auto refresh any Chrome tab on a timer, and get told the moment the page changes: on your desktop, or as a phone notification through an app you already use. RefreshWatch reloads the page for you, checks what you care about after each reload, and alerts you with a notification and a sound. There is no account, and nothing passes through our servers. Use it when you are waiting for something: a restock alert for sold-out sizes, a ticket drop, a visa appointment slot, a new job post, a lower price, or a dashboard that needs to stay current. New in this version: - Phone alerts: Get alerts on your phone through Discord, Slack, Telegram or ntfy, or any app that accepts a webhook. You paste in your own link; RefreshWatch sends the alert straight there. No account with us, and nothing passes through our servers. We don't have any. Use it as a Discord notification on your server, a Telegram alert in your own chat, or an ntfy push with no sign-up at all, and check it with Send test. - Price drop alert: Watch a price and get told when it drops below your number, or any time it changes. - Click after reload: Click up to five buttons after each reload, such as 'Next month' then 'Show times', before the page is checked. - Presets: One-click setups for restocks, appointment slots, ticket drops, price drops and job posts. Free, with no paid tier. Every feature here is free, with no limits on tabs or rules: - Refresh timer for any tab: presets of 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min, 5 min and 15 min, a custom interval from 1 second to 24 hours, or a random interval between two values. A countdown on the toolbar icon shows when the next reload comes. - Stop on your terms: after a number of refreshes, at a clock time, or as soon as the change you are watching for happens. - Page monitor: compare the visible text of the whole page after each reload, or pick one element (a price, a seat map, a status line) and be alerted only when that part changes. - Keyword alert: get alerted when a word or phrase appears, such as "In stock", or when one disappears, such as "No appointments available". - Ignore changing numbers, so clocks and counters don't trigger false alerts. - Alerts your way: a desktop notification (click it to jump to the tab), one of five sounds with adjustable volume, bringing the tab to the front, and stopping the refresh. - Click a button after reload: pick a button on the page and RefreshWatch clicks it after each reload, with a delay you choose. - Saved rules: save a page as a rule (exact address, starts with, or wildcard) and monitoring starts on its own whenever you open a matching page. Edit, turn off or delete rules on the options page. - Change log: the options page keeps the last 50 changes, with the time, the page and the text before and after, such as a price going from $148.00 to $119.00. - Hard refresh that skips the cache, refresh only while you are on another tab, and keep your scroll position after each auto reload. - Available in English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Russian. If you were looking for an auto refresh extension that can also monitor a website for changes, this is one tool for both: a simple way to refresh a page automatically, and a website change monitor that tells you what changed. Pick the price on a shop page and it works as a simple price tracker too, with the number it read shown in the popup. Privacy. RefreshWatch never sends anything to us; we have no servers. It makes a network request in only one case: if you add a phone alert destination, it sends your alerts (the page title, address and, if you leave it on, the changed text) to the address you entered, such as your Discord webhook or ntfy topic. That service's own privacy policy applies to what it receives. Remove the destination and nothing is sent. Permissions, in plain words: - Alarms: to time the refreshes, even when Chrome puts the extension to sleep between them. - Storage: to keep your rules, settings and change log on your computer. - Notifications: to show the alert when a page changes. - Scripting: to read the watched text, run the element picker, click the button you picked and restore your scroll position, only on sites you have allowed. - Offscreen: to play the alert sound. - Active tab: to work with the tab you are on when you open RefreshWatch. - Site access is optional and asked for one site at a time. Plain auto refresh needs none. RefreshWatch asks for a site only when you turn on watching, clicking, keeping the scroll position, or a saved rule for that site, or when you add a phone alert destination (it asks for that one address, such as discord.com, so it can send to it). Installing it shows no "read all your data" warning. Good to know: - Without site access, plain auto refresh can't tell when you leave the site, so it keeps refreshing that tab until you stop it. - Chrome doesn't let extensions read or script chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store, so only auto refresh works there. - After RefreshWatch updates, running timers restart on open tabs that match a saved rule; other tabs need to be started again. - RefreshWatch watches pages in open tabs. It doesn't check pages in the cloud while Chrome is closed, so leave Chrome open on your computer while you wait.