Tell an AI agent what you’re waiting on: a turn in the news, a price drop, a job opening. It researches the web on your schedule and messages you only when the answer changes.
Keep up with everything you follow. Without checking a thing.
Prices dip and bounce back. Job posts fill in days. News turns overnight. Your agent keeps up with all of it and tells you only what’s new.
Your hours back.
No more refreshing product pages, careers pages and news tabs just to learn nothing changed. Your agent does the checking on your schedule. You get the result.
Your question, not a feed.
Feeds and newsletters decide what’s important for you. Monitor Agent answers the one question you asked, with the dates and figures intact.
Only what’s new.
Every run is compared with what it already told you. When nothing moved, you hear nothing. When something did, you get the change, not the same story twice.
You ask. Your agent keeps watch. You hear back.
01
Ask in plain words.
Describe what you want to know, the way you’d ask a friend. ‘Tell me when AirPods Pro 3 drop below $180.’ ‘New remote product designer jobs at Figma or Notion.’ ‘What changed in the US–Iran talks?’ Then choose daily, weekly or monthly.
02
Let it do the checking.
The agent searches on the schedule you set, even when you are nowhere near a screen. Every run ends with a verdict: something changed, or nothing new.
03
Read the whole finding.
Every change comes to you by email, push, or Telegram, carrying the run behind it: when it happened, how confident the AI was, and the findings in full, with the figures and dates intact.
Freddie Mac reports the 30-year mortgage rate rose to 7.03% and the 15-year rate to 6.42%, marking the fifth straight week of increases.
According to the Primary Mortgage Market Survey released by Freddie Mac on September 24, 2026, the average interest rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 7.03%, up from 6.95% the previous week. …
“Freddie Mac mortgage rates: what are this week's 30-year and 15-year averages, and how much did they change from last week?”
Real alert · Sep 26, 2026 · produced by the prompt below
Mortgage rates · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
Freddie Mac reports the 30-year mortgage rate rose to 7.03% and the 15-year rate to 6.42%, marking the fifth straight week of increases.
According to the Primary Mortgage Market Survey released by Freddie Mac on September 24, 2026, the average interest rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 7.03%, up from 6.95% the previous week. …
“Freddie Mac mortgage rates: what are this week's 30-year and 15-year averages, and how much did they change from last week?”
Apple price drops · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
Major retailers have launched early Apple deals, including AirPods Pro 3 for $199, M4 iPad Air for $649, and M5 MacBook Pro for $1,849.
As of late September 2026, major retailers—led by Amazon—have launched significant early "Prime Big Deal Days" discounts on a wide range of Apple products. Amazon is the primary driver of these price cuts, with Best Buy, Walmart, and Target also participating in select categories. …
“Apple deals: did Amazon, Best Buy or Walmart cut prices on iPhone, iPad, MacBook or AirPods this week? Name the product, store and new price.”
Tech layoffs · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
Tech layoffs continue as Oracle, Uber, Intel, PayPal, and LeeMah Electronics announce significant workforce reductions this September.
During the week of September 20–26, 2026, major technology companies continued to implement workforce reductions as part of broader restructuring efforts, largely driven by a strategic shift toward artificial intelligence infrastructure and cost optimization. …
“US tech layoffs: which companies announced layoffs or hiring freezes this week? Give company, job count and date.”
Console prices · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
Major console prices remain at their 2026 highs, while Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale and PlayStation's Autumn Adventures offer game discounts.
There have been no new official manufacturer-led price changes for Sony, Microsoft, or Nintendo consoles in the United States during the week ending September 26, 2026. The market continues to operate under the pricing structures established earlier in 2026. Current U.S. …
“Game console prices: did Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo change US prices, bundles or deals for PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch this week?”
Concert presales · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
Major artists including Hans Zimmer, Metallica, and HA*ASH announced 2027 North American tour dates and ticket presales this week.
Several major artists announced North American tour dates and ticket presale information during the week of September 20–26, 2026. Hans Zimmer announced his 'The Next Level' 2027 North American arena tour, spanning 32 dates from February 17 to April 11, 2027. …
“Concert tours: which major artists announced US tour dates or ticket presales this week? List artist, presale date and ticket platform.”
Airline fare sales · Monitor AgentSep 26
UpdatedWeekly
No major airline fare sales were announced this week; instead, carriers issued weather-related travel waivers and are reducing flight capacity.
There were no new, broad-market fare sales announced by Southwest, Delta, United, American, JetBlue, or Alaska Airlines during the week of September 20–26, 2026. Instead, major U.S. carriers have focused on operational adjustments and travel waivers. …
Each monitor is its own AI agent with its own question and schedule: the price you’re waiting on, the role you want, the story you’re following. Each one comes back with a clear summary, figures and dates included.
CHANGE DETECTION
Only notified when something actually changed.
Every result is compared to the previous one. If nothing meaningful changed, you hear nothing. No daily email floods. No notification fatigue. When the AI speaks up, it’s because something genuinely shifted.
DIRECT TO YOU
Results delivered. Not buried in a feed.
Summaries arrive straight to you by email, push, or Telegram. You asked a question, the AI found the answer, and it’s waiting in your pocket.
Simple, transparent pricing
Less than a working hour’s pay a month, and it ends the scrolling, re-checking, and reading through noise. You get the pruned answer to exactly your question.
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What is Monitor Agent?
Monitor Agent is an AI research agent that keeps watch for you. Describe what you want to know in plain words, choose how often it checks, and it messages you by email, push or Telegram only when the answer changes.
How does the free trial work?
Sign up for Pro and get 7 days of full access, no credit card needed. The Max tier doesn’t include a trial, so Max subscribers pay from day one. After the Pro trial you can stay on Pro ($9.99/month or $99.99/year), upgrade to Max ($19.99/month or $199.99/year), or cancel any time.
What can I monitor?
Anything the web reports on: news and policy changes, price drops and restocks, new job postings, rates, launches and more. Describe it in plain words, for example ‘Tell me when the average 30-year mortgage rate falls below 7%’.
How does it detect changes?
Monitor Agent uses AI agents powered by Gemini to search the web, analyze the results, and compare them against what it has already told you. It notifies you when it finds something new that you asked about, and stays quiet otherwise.
What notification channels are supported?
Email, Telegram, and push notifications (on Android and on the web). Each monitor can have different notification preferences. To receive push on iPhone, install Monitor Agent to your home screen. See the install FAQ below.
How often can monitors run?
Daily, weekly, and monthly schedules are available on all paid tiers, all with timezone support. The fastest cadence is every 4 hours, available on Max for up to 2 monitors. Hourly checks are not offered: Monitor Agent is built for meaningful AI-analyzed changes, not second-by-second sniping.
Is my data private?
Absolutely. Your prompts and results are stored securely in Firebase with per-user isolation. We never share your monitoring data with third parties.
How do I install Monitor Agent on my phone or computer?
Open my.monitoragent.app in your browser. On iPhone (Safari): tap the Share button, then “Add to Home Screen.” On Android (Chrome): tap the three-dot menu, then “Install app.” On desktop (Chrome or Edge): click the install icon in the address bar, or open the menu and choose “Install Monitor Agent.” Once installed, Monitor Agent runs in its own window with its own icon and can send push notifications, just like a regular app.
What is a PWA?
PWA stands for “Progressive Web App.” It’s a website that can be installed onto your device straight from the browser, with no App Store or Play Store download needed. Once installed, it behaves like a regular native app: its own icon on your home screen or desktop, its own window, works offline for what you’ve already seen, and can send push notifications. Monitor Agent’s web version is a PWA, so everyone can install it today.
Do you have a native iOS or Android app?
Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon. Meanwhile, the installable web app gives you the full Monitor Agent experience on any device.
Use Monitor Agent on any device
The web app is available to everyone. Open it in your browser or install it like a regular app. Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon.
Use it in your browser
Works on any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) on your phone, tablet, or computer. No download required. Open my.monitoragent.app and start monitoring.
Add Monitor Agent to your phone’s home screen or your computer’s dock and launch it like a native app, with its own icon, its own window, and push notifications included. See the FAQ for step-by-step install instructions.
