WhenX is a tool for creating Semantic Alerts. You can ask a question, and it will search the web and answer it. After that, it will monitor the web and alert you when the answer to your question changes. WhenX allows you to monitor any question that can be answered by a website. When the answer changes, you can be notified via email, SMS, or Discord.
WhenX creates semantic alerts and monitors web answers for changes, notifying users.
- Monitor when your favorite writer publishes a new book.
- Track when a new job is posted.
- Get notified when a new product is released.
- 1. Write your question. 2. Test your alert to make sure the answers are correct. 3. Deploy your alert and get notified when the answer changes.

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