Notify Me — watch any page in plain English

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Watch any webpage in plain English. Get pinged only when it actually happens.

"Notify me when the M4 MacBook Air drops below $899." "Notify me when this job posting reopens." "Notify me when this concert adds a second date." Type it the way you'd say it, and Notify Me does the watching for you — quietly, in the background — until the thing you care about comes true.

It's the cross-platform, privacy-first answer to Safari's macOS-only "Notify Me." Same one-line magic, but it works in Chrome on macOS, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS — and your page content stays on your device unless you explicitly opt in.

Why you'll like it

• Say what to watch for in plain English — no rules, regex, or selectors. • Start a watch with one click from the toolbar on any page. • Point the visual element picker at the exact price, status, or date you care about. • Quick-start templates: Back in stock · Price drops below · New post appears · Status changes · Anything changes. • "Test this condition now" shows you whether it would fire before you wait. • Get pinged only when your condition is genuinely met — signal, not noise.

Private by design

Reading, parsing, and matching run on your device first. Deterministic rules and Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano AI handle most watches locally, with no network calls. An optional cloud tier (Anthropic Claude, using your own API key) is available for tricky conditions — and even then, it sends only the changed text and your condition, never your browsing history or credentials. The extension asks for access to one site at a time, only when you add a watch there.

Built for everyday watching

• Rich notifications with a human-readable summary of what changed — click to open the page. • Old-vs-new diff viewer so you can see exactly what moved. • Per-watch check history at a glance. • Pause, snooze, and quiet hours so you're never interrupted at a bad time. • Dark mode. • Import / export your watches as JSON.

Stop refreshing pages. Tell Notify Me what you're waiting for, and get on with your day.