Tell it what you're waiting for. It tells you when it happens.
A Telegram agent that watches official sources, ticket pages and the news for the things you'd otherwise keep checking — a release date, an on-sale, an announcement — and pings you once, with evidence, when it actually happens.
What a catch looks like
🔔 Metallica London show
Metallica confirmed Wembley Stadium for 14 June. Tickets on sale Friday 9am.
Evidence: "Wembley Stadium — 14 June 2027 — on sale Friday 09:00"
Source: metallica.com- Ask now, then watch. "What's on in London before Christmas?" gets the listing — dates, venues, prices where published — and one tap turns it into a watch for new dates and on-sales.
- Prices as numbers. A game on Steam, Nintendo or PlayStation, a product on Amazon, a flight for a month: below a budget, any discount, or a new low.
- Flights and in-game events. A flight number is enough: delays, gate, cancellation. Helldivers 2 Major Orders arrive the moment they are issued.
- Named sources. "On their official website" is honoured; if a site blocks robots it says so and follows it through the ticket catalogue and site search instead.
Honest bit: it watches what it can reach. If the only way to follow something is a page that blocks robots, it says so up front and falls back to the news — which can be hours late. You can delete everything it knows about you with one command (/forgetme).
Early test build. It stores your Telegram id, your watches, our messages and what it infers about your interests, and nothing else; see /privacy in the bot. Built by one person; replies to /miss are read the same day.