Give Nudg any page and say what counts as news — in one sentence. It watches the live page and nudges you when the change you care about actually happens.
A careers page that updates whenever. A waitlist that opens quietly. A government queue, a permit status, a professor's syllabus, a venue's calendar. The web is full of pages that matter to you and will never email you. Nudg watches the page itself — and because you say what you're waiting for, it alerts you on the change that counts, not every typo fix.
“Nudg me when this careers page posts a marketing role”
Not any change — the change you described.
“Nudg me when the passport office shows appointments”
The pages with no notify-me button are the whole point.
“Nudg me when summer camp registration opens”
The quiet updates that sell out fast.
“Nudg me when this page changes visually”
Pro can watch a screenshot of the page, not just its text.
Any public page, plus a sentence about what you're waiting for. No browser extension, no CSS selectors, no setup wizard.
Daily on the free plan, up to hourly on Pro. It compares each visit to the last and understands what changed — not just that something did.
Email or push describing what changed, with a link to the page. No false-alarm spam every time a counter ticks.
Those tools alert on any pixel or text change and make you fine-tune zones and thresholds. With Nudg you say what you're waiting for in plain English, and it alerts you when that happens — the setup is one sentence.
Any public web page — careers pages, government portals, school sites, event calendars, product pages. If you can open it without logging in, Nudg can watch it.
Daily on the free plan, up to hourly on Pro. Each alert shows what changed since the last check.
Yes — Pro includes visual watching: Nudg keeps a screenshot baseline and alerts when the page meaningfully changes appearance. Text watching is the default and covers most cases.
No extension, no app required. Nudg checks from the cloud and reaches you by email or push notification.
One sentence and the page is watched. Free to start — no card, no extension.
Start watching — it’s free