Source Page Change Alerts
Catch quiet edits on government and corporate pages before they disappear. AI watches the source text and flags altered numbers, deleted paragraphs, softened wording, and removed commitments, each with a timestamped snapshot. Boilerplate is ignored so real edits stand out.
Source Page Change Alerts
Catch quiet edits on government and corporate pages with timestamped proof.
1Paste the government or corporate page URL→
2We watch the text for quiet edits and deletions→
3AI flags real edits, with proof
Works on agency pages, press rooms, and policy statements.
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Our AI reads every change and only alerts you when this happens, so routine updates never reach your inbox. Edit it to fit what you care about.
On the next check after a change, or batched into one digest email.
Under 1 hour requires a paid plan
Read the full guide
This form sets up the monitor. The guide covers which pages to monitor, the setup step by step, and how to get fewer, better alerts.
Website Monitoring for Journalists: Sources, Speed, and Audit Trail Website monitoring for journalists: catch quiet edits on government and corporate pages, keep timestamped proof of the old wording, and break stories sooner. Read the guideFrequently asked questions
How do I catch quiet edits to a source page?
Paste the page URL and we check it on a schedule. When the source text is altered, an edited number, a deleted paragraph, softened wording, a removed commitment, or a swapped agenda item, you get an alert with a timestamped snapshot. That gives you dated proof of exactly what the page said before and after.
Does it flag every cosmetic change on the page?
No. AI relevance filtering focuses on the meaningful source text and ignores ads, cookie banners, navigation, and layout shuffles. It surfaces substantive edits, changed figures, deletions, and reworded commitments, so you are not distracted by design tweaks and can trust each alert as a real content change worth investigating.
Is it free and does it keep proof of what changed?
It is free to start and works on any public web page. Every alert includes a timestamped snapshot so you have a dated record of what the page said before and after an edit. Choose instant alerts to catch fast-moving edits, or a daily or weekly digest for slower beats.
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