TinyFish launches Monitor, a tool for tracking changes on webpages and in topics

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TinyFish has launched Monitor, which uses AI to continuously track changes on webpages or in topics and send condition-based notifications.

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No need to have an Agent repeatedly refresh webpages—TinyFish launches the AI monitoring tool Monitor

Beating AI News Flash: Web Agent company TinyFish has launched Monitor. Users provide it with a webpage or topic, then tell it in one sentence what they care about. Monitor continuously checks for changes and notifies the user or Agent only when changes meeting the specified conditions appear.

For example, you can ask it to watch a product page and notify you only when the price falls below 500 USD. It periodically fetches the webpage and compares it with the previous result. After detecting a change, it asks AI to determine whether the change meets your requirements, so ordinary copy changes will not trigger a notification.

Monitor can watch a fixed webpage or continuously search a topic. It can be used to track changes in prices, inventory, hiring, new products, and brand mentions. Notifications support email and Webhook.

Each account can currently run up to 50 Monitors simultaneously, with checks as frequent as every 30 minutes. It is free before September 25.

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Key points

TinyFish has launched an AI monitoring tool named Monitor.
Users can provide a webpage or topic and explain in one sentence what they want to track.
Monitor continuously checks for changes and notifies the user or Agent only when changes meeting the specified conditions appear.
It periodically fetches webpages, compares them with the previous result, and then uses AI to determine whether the changes meet the requirements.
Monitor supports tracking changes in prices, inventory, hiring, new products, and brand mentions.
Notifications support email and Webhook.
Each account can run up to 50 Monitors simultaneously, with checks as frequent as every 30 minutes. It is free before September 25.

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You can think of Monitor as an automated attendant: it regularly checks webpages or searches topics and sends a notification when it finds a change that matches your specified conditions.

Why it matters to readers

It can reduce the need for an Agent to repeatedly refresh webpages, notifying users only when potentially important changes appear.

It is suitable for tracking product price drops, inventory changes, hiring information, or brand mentions.

Risks and unknowns

The evidence does not specify which year September 25 refers to.
The evidence does not specify the pricing or service conditions after the free period ends.

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