Add a stop rule
When setting up the watch, choose: stop when it matches, stop after N reloads, or stop after a time limit.
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RefreshPilot · Feature
Auto-stop rules — it knows when to quit
Imagine your watch finds the thing at 2 am… and then keeps reloading the page until morning, for nothing. Auto-stop rules fix that: found it? Stop. Done 100 reloads? Stop. Been 2 hours? Stop. The watch cleans up after itself.
- Works on any website
- Free to start
- Ready in two minutes
shop.example.com/restockLive demo
Found it! Stopped
How to use it — 3 easy steps
The watch runs normally
Reloading, checking, ready to ping — everything works as usual until the finish line arrives.
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It stands down by itself
Match found or limit reached: reloading ends. Your ping stays the last word, and the tab is just a normal tab again.
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01 — What it does
A refresh timer never gets tired — which is great, until the job is done and it's still going. That wastes the website's time, your computer's energy, and can re-ring the bell about a thing you already know. Auto-stop gives every watch a finish line. The best one is stop-on-match: "reload until it says In Stock, ping me, then stand down." That one sentence is the whole life of most watches.
The other two rules are for experiments with a time box: stop after a number of reloads ("give this rumour 100 tries") or after a duration ("watch this price for 2 hours, then give up"). You decide the ending at the start — so future-you doesn't have to remember a tab exists somewhere, still going, for no reason.
People use this for…
Kripto ve Piyasalar
Senin eşiklerin, günün…
Bekleme Odaları ve Kuyruklar
Sırada bekle, ama…
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Good questions
Nasıl çalıştığına, nelerin ücretsiz olduğuna ve PRO'nun neleri açtığına dair net cevaplar. Eksik bir şey mi kaldı? Bir iş günü içinde yanıtlıyoruz.
Hâlâ soruların mı var?
Neyi izlediğini anlat — her mesajı bir iş günü içinde yanıtlıyoruz.
Destek ekibine yazWhy stop after the match? Maybe more will happen!
If you're waiting for ONE event — a restock, a result, a status change — everything after the match is waste, and the alert could keep re-ringing about old news. If you genuinely want to keep watching after a match (like tracking every price change), just don't add a stop rule.
When are the count and time limits useful?
When your watch is an experiment: "give this fare 2 hours", "give this drop rumour 100 reloads", "keep this queue alive until midnight". You set the ending up front instead of trusting yourself to remember.
Can I restart a stopped watch?
One click. Everything is remembered — timer, keywords, alerts — only the running stopped. Re-arm it and it's off again.
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