Go to the source page
The press-release page, the official feed, the liveblog — the page where the words appear first.
RefreshPilot · Use case
News apps push the same alert to everyone. RefreshPilot watches the source itself — the liveblog, the press page, the official feed — and pings you only when your words appear in the story.
突发新闻与实时报道
A starting configurationInterval
30–60 seconds (liveblogs) / 5–10 minutes (press pages)
Monitor
Keywords: names, places, topics
Alert
Notification; webhook to the team channel
The press-release page, the official feed, the liveblog — the page where the words appear first.
A fast liveblog earns 30–60 seconds. A press page that updates a few times a day is fine at 5–10 minutes.
Company names, a place, a person. Keyword Watch stays silent through every unrelated update and pings the moment your term lands.
Notification for urgent names, email for slow watches, webhook to share every hit with the team in Slack.
01 — The problem
The news that matters to you rarely gets a push alert
Your company's name in a filing, your town in a storm warning, your industry on a wire page — news apps won't push that, and Google Alerts arrives hours later in a digest. When it really matters, people end up sitting on the page hitting reload.
预设间隔
关键词监控
推送通知
常见问题
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Google Alerts waits for its crawler to find a story, then sends digests — often hours later. RefreshPilot watches the source page directly, so the delay is just your refresh interval: seconds to minutes.
Yes — one tab per site, same keywords in each. Whichever page publishes first pings first.
Liveblogs that stream updates are covered by Live Detection — RefreshPilot watches the page between reloads too, so a new paragraph with your keyword still triggers.
Yes — matching rules support AND, OR and NOT: "company AND investigation", "storm AND your county". Describe it in plain words and the AI builds the rule.
开始使用
安装 RefreshPilot,对准任意页面,然后放心离开——大约一分钟,你的第一个监控就能上线。
免费版永久可用 · 无需绑卡 · 一分钟上线首个监控