Notify! The web, script and feed monitor
Stay Notified with No Servers Required
Notify! The web, script and feed monitor launched on October 7, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Monitor websites & RSS feeds privately on iPhone/iPad or Mac. No servers or accounts needed. Get alerts for web page changes, RSS feeds, or instant webhook notifications. Send alerts from any app/script. Works locally or with cloud. Setup in seconds.
Watch websites from your iPhone, iPad and Mac, follow RSS feeds on iPhone and iPad, or get alerts in any browser. Free forever, private, no accounts and no servers.
Tickets going on sale, a price finally dropping, a backup that quietly stopped running. Notify! watches a website or an RSS feed and tells you, usually within minutes. Same for scripts, servers, or cron jobs. Four ways to watch the web, from a one-tap local watch to a developer-grade push API. Pick what fits, mix as you like. No infrastructure required. Watch any website right on your iOS or macOS device. Paste a site address and Notify! finds the feed it links to. Every new post becomes a notification. Power users can pair Notify! with ChangeDetection.io for advanced monitoring: Skip the watches and just receive pushes. Notify! accepts alerts triggered by your own scripts or applications :…from getnotifyapp.com
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