Watching and alerts
Choose automatic checks, inspect their source coverage, and pause or refresh them without an AI call.
Turn on checks#
- Open Following and select the Loupist whose checks you want to configure.
- Choose Watch all to apply the class defaults to followed assets without a saved decision, or enable a specific Watch for choice.
- Read the missing Data connections listed for any check. Configure and enable the required source before relying on it.
- Open an asset page or Recent alerts to inspect the dated results.
Watch all preserves choices you already made. New installs start with nothing watched; earlier installations can retain a prior briefing opt-in. Turning on a new briefing does not itself turn on Watching.
What the checks cover#
Equity choices include Filings, Results, Insiders, 5% holders, Flows and Dividends where applicable. Crypto and commodity choices depend on their class and data coverage, such as Price move, From high, Peg, Value locked, Positioning and Inventories.
Checks compare structured data and dated observations, not model-generated prose. The first successful read sets a starting point and sends no alert. A later change can produce an alert with its date and sources.
Timing and delivery#
Watching makes no AI model calls. The app checks due work while open or in the menu bar. Filings and insiders are due hourly; other routes run on longer schedules or after a market's data is final. Provider failures and the shared read budget can delay a check.
Alerts appear in Bot or the morning message. A Watching event does not send an operating-system notification. Missing or failed coverage does not mean nothing changed.
Pause and retry#
Use Pause, Resume and Check now in Following. Schedule's Watching row opens the same page. Check now is unavailable while paused and still respects the read budget.
When a source fails, the app keeps its last good state and names the connection. Review its status and try again. Keep running in the menu bar under Settings → General controls whether closing the window leaves the app running; quitting stops checks.
Based on the app’s source documentation and English interface labels. Report a docs issue.