TabEye | Tab Change Monitor

Monitor your most important tabs with powerful monitoring and notification features.

TabEye watches webpages for you and tells you the moment something changes, so you can stop refreshing and get on with your day. Open the page you care about, click the TabEye icon, choose how often to check, and that's it. A small countdown appears on the page and TabEye takes over. When the content changes, you hear a sound, get a message on Discord or Telegram, or jump straight to the tab. Because TabEye runs inside your own browser, it can watch pages that online monitoring services never see: logged-in dashboards, carts, account areas, and personalized prices. There is no account to create, no subscription, and no server in the middle. Everything you configure stays on your device. What People Use it For • Restocks and product drops: know the second "sold out" flips to "add to cart" • Ticket releases and returned seats • Appointment slots: visa interviews, driving tests, doctor bookings • Price changes on flights, hotels, and products • Job boards, auction bids, order statuses, waitlists, and forum replies Key Features • Check every 5 seconds or once a day, with an independent schedule per tab • Watch just one part of a page: highlight a price or a button and ignore ads and banners • Keyword alerts: only fire when specific text appears or disappears • Alerts by sound, Discord webhook, or your own Telegram bot, including on your phone • Telegram bot commands: check status, pause, resume, or request a screenshot from anywhere • Three detection modes: instant, confirmed (fewer false alarms), and live DOM watching • Pause on detection: freeze the page the moment a change is found so you see exactly what changed • Pauses automatically while you type, so a refresh never eats your form • Detects CAPTCHAs and error pages on watched tabs and tells you the watch needs attention • Side panel view that stays open while you browse • A watchdog that revives monitors if Chrome puts a tab to sleep Note: TabEye monitors pages while your browser is open. It has no cloud service, which is exactly why your data never leaves your machine.