A changing world. A clearer signal.
Keep watch on the sources your research depends on. See what changed, when it changed, and why it needs your attention.
Changes
What changed and mattered in the last 7 days, newest first.
Watch your first page
Give a URL and tell us what matters. Pick what to watch on a safe copy of the page, choose a schedule, and review the passage that changed.
Interactive console preview with sample data. No live jobs or monitors are created.
Follow the fact. Filter out the noise.
Watch a whole page, an element, a list, or a plain-language intent. Compare dated snapshots and review changes with their original context.
Explore the API referenceSelect a page, a CSS or XPath element, list items, or describe an intent in plain language.
Inspect content-hashed snapshots and diffs against yesterday, last week, or last month.
A changed value and a missing page element are different events. Monitoring tells you which occurred.
A few things to know.
Is Monitoring available now?
Yes. Monitoring is available to invited teams in the FactGet console, using the same Crawl engine and source access rules.
How is noise filtered?
Deterministic conditions run before the AI intent check, so routine page changes can be filtered before they reach your review.
Can I build it into my own application?
Yes. The Monitoring endpoints live under the Crawl API. The reference includes monitors, runs, snapshots, diffs, schedules, and feedback.
Put Monitoring to work for your team.
Bring us the research you do by hand. We’ll show you what FactGet can take off your plate.