Stop checking the same webpage.
Give Follow Anywhere a URL and pay attention when something meaningful changes instead of reopening the same page again and again.
Any page you keep checking manually
Follow the source itself when the page is authoritative or unusually important to you.
Product & pricing
Know when plans, prices, availability, or product details actually change.
Docs & changelogs
Follow documentation, release notes, roadmaps, and compatibility information.
Pages without feeds
A useful page should still be followable even when the publisher never created RSS.
A changed page isn't always a meaningful update
The web is constantly changing, but most changes are not worth interrupting you for.
Timestamp changed
Updated 10:31 → 10:32Presentation noise changed, but the information did not.
Price changed
Pro plan: $20/month → $30/monthThe underlying information changed in a way the follower may care about.
From URL to useful change
Paste the page
Keep the original URL as the canonical source you can always inspect.
Detect changes
Fetch and compare new versions over time instead of making you reopen the page.
Understand what changed
Separate substantive content changes from timestamps, counters, layout shifts, and other noise.
Surface the useful part
Show the changed information, its context, and a link back to the original source.
Use open formats when you want them
Follow Anywhere can expose supported sources through RSS or JSON Feed for interoperability. Feeds are useful outputs — they do not limit what you can follow.
Open the Web Feed servicePaste the page you keep checking.
Start with the page you already reopen too often.
Open the follow input