The night watch
An AI assistant that watches a page and wakes you if it moves
Watches, and wakes you if it moves. Sits on a page, a feed, a folder or an inbox and does nothing at all until the thing you care about changes.
What you'd say
Tell me the moment that filing appears.
When it runs
Runs continuously.
What it uses
a browser
Wants a browser.
Where it stops and asks
It does nothing but watch until the thing you care about changes, then it judges whether it matters and wakes you. It does not act on the change.
How it goes
The running order.
Every step lands in the record with a time and a source, so you can read what it did instead of asking.
- Watch
- Notice the change
- Judge whether it matters
- Wake you
Questions
The ones that come up first.
What can it watch?
A page, a feed, a folder, an inbox, a portal. It checks on the interval that fits, notices the change, and decides whether it is the thing you asked about.
Will it wake me for nothing?
It wakes you for the thing you described, and writes everything else in the record for the morning. You can widen or narrow what counts.
Is this an uptime monitor?
It can be, but it is better at the other kind: the filing that appears, the listing that changes, the email that finally arrives.
Who hands this over most
Popular with these businesses.
Find every distressed commercial listing in South Brooklyn under $5M and put them in a sheet.
Nothing goes to a seller until you have read it.
Which of our loans mature in the next ninety days, and which borrowers have not been contacted?
Nothing goes to a borrower until you have read it.
Who has bought industrial in this submarket in the last two years?
Nothing goes to a client until you have read it.
Next to it on the list
Often handed over together.
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