What can I watch today?
A web page (all of it, or the part a CSS selector or a pattern picks), an RSS or Atom feed (for example a GitHub releases feed), or a JSON API and a path into it.
OpenVibe.Watch live
Watch anything. Hear about what matters.
OpenVibe.Watch checks a web page, an RSS or Atom feed or a JSON API on the cadence you pick, pulls out the value you care about, and tells you when it changes or crosses the line you set — politely: it asks sites whether anything changed before reading them, spaces its requests per site and waits when a site asks. Next: events and webhooks, browser checks, prices and releases, cameras on your own network, and actions for your apps and agents.
Open openvibe.watch What shipped on OpenVibe.Watch
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What you can do
- Any source Pages, feeds, APIs, repos, videos, streams and cameras.
- What changed Extraction, diffs and conditions, with AI summaries when you want them.
- Anywhere it matters Notifications, events, webhooks and agent triggers.
- Respectful and safe Site terms, robots rules and fair limits on every check.
Questions
5 questions this site answers about itself. Each one has its own page, so it can be linked and found on its own.
How often does it check?
Every 15 minutes, hourly, every 6 hours or daily — your choice. It never checks faster than that, backs off when a site fails, and waits when a site asks it to.
How will I hear about a change?
When your condition fires, a notification arrives on your OpenVibe account, and the watch page shows every check and the value it found.
Does it hammer the sites it watches?
No. It sends the site's own validators first, so an unchanged page costs no body, keeps a minimum gap between requests to one site, and records every check.
Is it free?
Yes, while it is in alpha.