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Track webpages with a simple prompt Pageon – Track webpages with a simple prompt No code. No selectors. No rules. Simply describe what matters, and get notified when it does. Pageon is an AI-powered tracker that lets you monitor content changes across the web using natural language. Simply describe what you want to track, and Pageon will handle the rest: monitor the page, filter updates based on the content, and make summaries as you require. ⸻ 🔑 Key Features • Track anything with a prompt Just tell Pageon what you want to watch. No coding or configuration needed. • AI-powered filtering Avoid noise. Pageon reads and analyzes the content, only alerting you when your conditions are met. • Smart summaries Go beyond alerts — get structured summaries of updates, tailored to your needs. • Dig into deeper pages automatically Pageon can click through to deeper pages to find the information you need, monitoring content that other tools can't reach. • Custom check frequencies Choose how often Pageon checks for updates: hourly, daily, weekly — it’s up to you. ⸻ 🧠 Example use cases • “Tell me when a new paper is posted on arXiv about diffusion models.” • “Alert me when Tesla files an 8-K mentioning class action lawsuits.” • “Summarize the top Product Hunt launches every morning.” • “Notify me when this blog posts about AI regulation.” ⸻ 🛠️ Who is it for? • Researchers & analysts tracking specific topics • Investors monitoring regulation changes and company information • Indie hackers seeking inspiration and user requirements • Content creators collecting up-to-date information from all kinds of sources • Anyone who wants smarter web tracking without complex and clunky setup
Sep 8, 2025
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