Peekivo is a website change monitoring service. Describe in plain words what matters; it finds the page, shows you the rule and a past example, then watches it. Every alert arrives with before-and-after evidence.
Notify me when the price drops below $120.00
Exactly $120.00 does not notify.Things you can watch
These are the real Peekivo screens, filled with a sample workspace: the inbox your team works through, the evidence behind each alert, the health of every watch, and Ask.
The inbox puts changes that need a decision first, then watches whose reads fail, then other changes. Opening a change shows its evidence beside the list.
These are the app’s own screens, running in your browser. Nothing here is a live account.
You say what you care about. Peekivo proposes the source and the rule, you approve it, and every later read is kept with its evidence.
Type what you want to know. Peekivo finds the page and checks it against a past example before anything becomes a watch.
A failed attempt never hides as "no change". The last attempt and the last successful read stay two separate facts.
Change
No change
Failed attempt
Scheduled
The old value, the new value, both timestamps and the rule that matched, side by side.
Any change to the Team plan price
One change reaches every destination you set up. Each delivery is tracked on its own, so a failed one never hides.
Blocked, unreadable and unknown are said out loud, never shown as healthy.
Watch a region of the page as pixels. A new banner or a moved button counts, even when the words stay the same.
Each source is read on its own schedule. Reads that find nothing new stay quiet. A real change lifts out, is checked against your rule and reaches you. A blocked read is kept as blocked, never counted as quiet.
Illustration with sped-up timing. It shows no real sources, reads or results.
Nothing is watched until you approve it, and nothing is sent until a rule you can read says so.
Say what you want to be told about, in your own words. A page address works too.
Tell me when the FDA posts a new warning letter
Peekivo proposes the page and the exact field, and shows a past example so you can see it read the right thing.
Read the rule in plain words before anything is watched. Nothing starts without your approval.
Notify me when a new letter is added to the list.
When the rule matches, the alert shows what changed, with captures from both reads.
Real public pages, asked for in plain words. Pick one to see how Peekivo reads it, spots the change and brings you the proof.
“Tell me when the Nintendo Switch 2 is back in stock at Best Buy.”
Popular items sell out between refreshes. Peekivo reads the product page on your schedule and tells you when the button changes.
Notify when the button changes from Sold Out to Add to Cart.
These are public pages anyone can open. Peekivo is not affiliated with them, and every change shown here is a sample.
Choose where each watch reports. Every destination is set up by you and tested before the first alert, and nothing is sent to a place you did not configure. Each one gets the change in its own form, and every delivery is tracked on its own.
Pick how many pages and how often. You see the monthly check count before choosing a plan, and nothing is charged here.
Illustrative pricing and capacity hypothesis — not approved pricing and no purchase or confirmed entitlement.
Estimated checks in 30 days
1,500
30 checks per source over the period
Advanced usage is not estimated yet.
Solo covers these source and check counts; advanced usage still needs an estimate.
Assumptions
The 30-day illustration differs from actual billing periods; mixed or imported schedules use the same shared calculation.
Read limits, evidence and approval before you decide to continue.
No. When a source cannot be read, Peekivo should show that status and its next step instead of treating it as no change.
No. This page's example is synthetic. A real watch requires an explicit approval in the connected setup flow.
The evidence and rule outcome stay visible so a team can distinguish a matching change from an unreadable source.
No. Compatibility describes the input shape. Live reads are separate, scheduled checks with their own outcomes.
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