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Auto refresh tabs and watch pages for changes. Local-first: no account, no servers, no tracking. Your page changes. You find out. refreshme reloads tabs on a timer and watches pages for the change you care about — a keyword appearing, a price moving, a queue opening. No account, no servers, nothing about your browsing leaving your machine. REFRESH, YOUR WAY • Any interval from 1 second. Presets at 5s, 10s, 30s, 1m and 5m. • Random intervals, so your reloads are not a metronome. • Keep your scroll position. Pause while you are typing — refreshme will not eat the form you are filling in. • A countdown in the corner of the page, if you want one. • Reload every tab in the window with one click, or start and stop the current tab from the keyboard. • Per-site memory: the settings you used here come back when you come back. WATCH A PAGE Say what to look for — a keyword appearing, a keyword disappearing, an element changing, any text change at all, or a regular expression — and Chrome tells you the moment it happens. The combination is why this exists: refresh until the keyword appears, then stop. One tab, one rule, done. PRO — $3.99 ONCE • Unlimited watches. Free watches one page. • Background checks with no tab open at all. • Schedules: only during the hours you pick. • Auto-click an element each cycle — "load more", queue pages. • Trigger history with excerpts of what changed. • Webhooks to Discord, Slack, Telegram, or plain JSON. • Sound alerts. • Templates: price drop, back in stock, keyword. WHAT IT COSTS, HONESTLY refreshme Pro $3.99, once Auto Refresh Plus $2.99/month billed annually — $35.91 a year Distill from $15/month One month of Auto Refresh Plus. Forever. PRIVACY IS THE DEFAULT On the free tier with no watches configured, refreshme makes no network requests at all. Watching a page means requesting that page — from your browser, directly, with nothing of ours in between. Pro adds exactly one host of our own, api.polar.sh, to check the license key you typed in. Site access is optional and per site, asked for only when a feature has to run inside the page. Your settings ride your own Chrome profile. We have no servers, so there is nowhere for your data to go. TAKE IT WITH YOU Export your watches and remembered sites to a JSON file and import them anywhere. Your license and your alert settings stay on this machine on purpose — an import should never quietly re-point your alerts at somebody else's webhook. HONEST LIMITS • This is a browser extension. Nothing runs while your laptop is shut. • Background checks read the page's HTML, so they work best on server-rendered sites. For app-like pages, use an open-tab watch. • CSS selectors work in open-tab watches only — a background check has no page to query. • Some sites block automated requests. refreshme says so instead of going quiet.
Aug 18, 2026
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