WebSite-Watcher

Name: WebSite-Watcher
Rating: 4.2 (16 reviews)
Author: Aignesberger Software GmbH

By: Aignesberger Software GmbH

Utilities

Features & Capabilities

WebSite-Watcher checks your favorite websites and RSS feeds for updates and changes. When changes are detected, WebSite-Watcher saves the last two versions to your device and highlights all changes in the text. Unwanted page content can be filtered with ignore filters to avoid false positives.

Some features:

Monitor websites
Monitor RSS feeds
Highlight all changes
Filter unwanted content
Highlight specified keywords
Many more features to stay up-to-date!

This app can also be used to read bookmarks that are monitored with the Windows version of WebSite-Watcher.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Aignesberger Software GmbH

Rating:

4.20

(16) 1.30

Version:

2025.0 Last updated: 2025-01-09

Version code:

871609568

Creation date:

2018-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

8.64MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 321,808 ▲ 190,256

Other rankings

#49 in website keyword 64 ▲ #50 in changelog keyword 11 ▲ 21#56 in website usage keyword 66 ▲ 7#64 in summarize website keyword 27 ▲ 34#80 in web scraping keyword 59 ▲

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Developed by:

Aignesberger Software GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/website-watcher/id1336029311?l=en-GB

User Reviews

Great app until 13.0, now won’t open. Please fix!!!

by el*****, 2019-09-24

I downloaded this because my company expects us to constantly refresh its site for work as it’s updated. Since I didn’t want to click refresh on my phone every minute of everyday someone recommended this type of app. So first off there are no instructions or explanations about anything. The help section is useless when trying to set up. The bookmarks section doesn’t let you copy and paste a site into it so get ready to type out the full http like its 1995 and you are rocking some AOL dial up action. I thought I had it fully set up and my notifications set up, once again no instructions, only to refresh the actual site and realize I had missed a post already. Seeing as I need this for work I need to to be reliable and easier to use. In a business where I’m elected to respond in a minute I can’t be missing things as they arise because the developers didn’t see a reason to make this user friendly for the masses. I deleted the app and hopefully a different one out there will work.