Getting Started

Learn how to track website changes with DidItChange app. Choose the method that works best for you, connect an AI assistant like ChatGPT or Claude via MCP, or use the web dashboard directly.

Connect Your AI Assistant

The fastest way to get started. Sign-up and connect any MCP-compatible assistant like ChatGPT, Claude, or others and manage your trackers through natural conversation.

1

Copy the MCP endpoint

Use this URL to connect DidItChange to any MCP-compatible AI assistant.

https://diditchange.app/mcp
2

Add to your AI client

Open your AI assistant's settings and add a new MCP server. Use OAuth for authentication, you'll sign in with your DidItChange account.

Adding MCP server in Claude Desktop settings
3

Start tracking

Ask your AI to track a URL. It handles the rest.

Try: "Track stripe.com/pricing"
Or: "What changed this week?"
ChatGPT

ChatGPT

Settings → Apps → Create app

Claude

Claude Desktop

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector

AI Capabilities

Once connected, your AI can help you with these tasks. Just talk naturally.

Track a URL

Start monitoring any public webpage. Great for competitor pricing, job boards, or documentation.

"Track stripe.com/pricing"
"Monitor the AWS status page"
Check for changes

See what's new across all your tracked URLs. Filter by time or get only unread changes.

"What changed this week?"
"Any new changes I haven't seen?"
Get change details

Dive deep into a specific change. See the AI summary, what was added or removed, and full context.

"Tell me more about that Stripe change"
"Show me the diff for the last change"
Search across pages

Find specific content across all your tracked pages. Perfect for tracking mentions or keywords.

"Search for 'enterprise pricing'"
"Find any mentions of API v2"
Check now

Don't want to wait for the next scheduled check? Trigger an immediate check on any tracker.

"Check Stripe pricing right now"
"Refresh the AWS status page"
List your trackers

See all URLs you're tracking, their status, and how many unread changes each has.

"What URLs am I tracking?"
"Show me my trackers"
Filter out noise

Use CSS selectors to exclude ads, timestamps, or dynamic content that changes constantly.

"Ignore .carousel and .ad-banner on Stripe"
"Only track the #pricing-table section"
Account overview

Quick summary of your account: how many trackers, unread changes, and subscription status.

"Give me a summary of my account"

Example conversation

You
Track the Sony WH-1000XM5 on Amazon. I'm waiting for a price drop.
AI
Done! I'm now tracking the Sony WH-1000XM5 product page on Amazon.
— 5 days later —
You
Any price changes on the Sony WH-1000XM5?
AI
Yes! The price dropped from $349 to $278 yesterday. Want me to show you the full change details?

Use the Dashboard

Prefer a traditional interface? Manage trackers and view changes directly in your browser.

1

Sign in or create an account

Sign-in at at the sign-in page. Enter your email to receive a magic link. No password needed, it works for new and existing accounts.

2

Add your first tracker

Paste any public URL and click Track. Give it a name if you want.

Form to add a new URL tracker
3

Get notified

We'll email you when something changes. View diffs and AI summaries in your dashboard.

Email notification about a tracked change

Tips for Better Tracking

Get more value from your trackers with these techniques.

Filter with CSS selectors

Exclude ads, timestamps, or carousels. Focus only on the content that matters.

.carousel, .ad-banner, #timestamp

Enable email notifications

Get an email the moment something changes. Toggle per tracker in your dashboard.

Read AI summaries

Every change includes a plain-English summary of what's new, so you can skip the noise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about tracking and pricing.

What URLs can I track?

Any publicly accessible URL. This includes marketing pages, pricing pages, documentation, blogs, job boards, and more. We can't track pages that require login, are behind a paywall, or explicitly forbid automated access.

How often does DidItChange check my URLs?

Free accounts check every 3 hours. Pro accounts check every hour. You can also trigger a manual check anytime through your AI or the dashboard.

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools. Think of it like USB for AI, one connection works with any compatible assistant. Both ChatGPT and Claude support MCP.

What's the difference between Free and Pro?

Free trial (14 days): 5 tracked URLs, checks every 3 hours, 14-day history.

Pro ($29/month): 25 tracked URLs, hourly checks, 180-day history, AI-powered summaries.

Can I use both the AI and the dashboard?

Absolutely. Your trackers and changes sync across both. Add a tracker via ChatGPT, view it in the dashboard. Or vice versa. Use whichever is more convenient.

Ready to start?

Create a free account to start tracking website changes. Connect your AI or use the dashboard, your choice.

Create Free Account

14-day free trial. No credit card required.