Diving deeper: using cURL requests in alerts
Use a public request captured in Chrome DevTools when the price, availability, or information you need is loaded by an API rather than visible in the page HTML.
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Use a public request captured in Chrome DevTools when the price, availability, or information you need is loaded by an API rather than visible in the page HTML.
Read postUse AlertChecker's advanced options to set notification criteria, checking priority etc.
Read postConnect AlertChecker to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or another MCP-compatible assistant so you can create monitored alerts in a chatbot conversation.
Read postGeneric website-change monitors and AlertChecker solve related but different problems: one watches a page, while the other watches for a condition to become true.
Read postHow to ask AlertChecker a yes/no question or describe a condition for it to monitor on the web and notify you when the answer is yes.
Read postThe simple loop behind AlertChecker: interpret a plain-English condition, check current public information, evaluate it, and notify you when true.
Read postAlertChecker was created to help fill a perceived gap with AI chatbots: They only respond when prompted and won't spontaneously tell you anything.
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