TextMeWhenItHappens

Name: TextMeWhenItHappens
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

stop doom scrolling, receive one text when it happens

5.0•1 review•

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stop doom scrolling, receive one text when it happens

5.0•1 review•

6 followers

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Get notified only when things you actually care about happen. No doom scrolling, no spam, just one text when it happens. Compatible with SMS or WhatsApp Text START to +1 (888) 994-7159

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I've been working on a side project the past few weeks I've called Text Me When It Happens. You send a text telling us what to watch for, and the app notifies you when that event actually happens. There are some obvious limitations — the information has to be public on the internet, not locked away behind a firewall or proprietary data — but if it's out there and the world is notified, you'll be notified too. Under the hood, every monitor you create spins up its own agent. So when you send a text, you have a dedicated agent keeping an eye out for that event until it's confirmed. I built this because tools like Google Alerts or OpenAI's recurring queries tend to flood you with half-relevant articles and constant noise. I just wanted my time back, so now, instead of digging or refreshing or scanning feeds, I get one notification with the source, right when the thing I care about happens. I hope you all enjoy getting your time back! Go touch some grass.

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1yr ago

Interesting approach with TextMeWhenItHappens ! I like the idea of cutting through the noise and only getting notified when something truly relevant happens. I’m curious how it handles events that are less clearly defined or spread across multiple sources, could be a really useful tool for saving time.

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1yr ago

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@gabriel_christe it first tests the request to see if it’s plausible and there’s enough context. If it passes that filter it does a deep search. If it fails it asks if we can contact you with questions.

Later if it has any issue and learns it is unable to gather enough info, it will fail and notify the operator (me) who can reach out at that point and request more info (or cancel it if it’s not possible). As with all LLM based tools, the more context/guidance you give it, the better it will perform.

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1yr ago

@_sammartin I really like how your tool first filters requests to check plausibility before going deeper, it really highlights how important context is for good results. I usually help founders refine their UX and frontend flow to make this kind of process even smoother and more engaging. Happy to share a couple of tailored ideas if you’re interested.

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1yr ago

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