Zikit is an AI-powered website change monitoring tool. Add any URL and Zikit checks it automatically. When something changes, you get a plain-English summary of what changed - not a raw diff.

How does Zikit detect changes?

Zikit fetches the page at your chosen frequency (every 15 minutes to weekly), compares the content with the previous version, and uses AI to generate a human-readable summary of the differences.

Yes. The free plan includes 3 sites with unlimited pages each, daily checks, email alerts, and AI summaries. No credit card required. Paid plans start at $19/month for more sites and faster checks.

What can I monitor with Zikit?

Any public webpage - competitor pricing pages, regulatory updates, job boards, product pages, news sites, terms of service, government portals, and more.

How do I get notified when a page changes?

Zikit sends alerts via email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or custom webhooks. Each alert includes an AI-generated summary explaining what changed and how important the change is.

Can I change plans anytime?

Yes - upgrade or downgrade instantly. No lock-in. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on all paid plans.

Use case

Monitor API docs.
Catch deprecations before your integration breaks.

Every API you integrate with — Stripe, OpenAI, Twilio, AWS — ships documentation updates that quietly deprecate endpoints, change required parameters, or remove features. Zikit watches the actual reference pages and AI-summarizes structural changes.

Start free — no card Also: changelog monitoring

The silent-deprecation problem

Some vendors announce deprecations in the changelog. Others just add a small banner to the reference page: “This endpoint is deprecated. Use /v2/X instead. Support ends 2026-09-01.”If you aren’t re-reading the API docs of every service you integrate, you discover it when your POST returns 410 Gone.

Zikit’s docs monitoring makes that kind of quiet update loud in your Slack within hours.

Pages worth monitoring per vendor

Stripe API Reference

docs.stripe.com/api

Stripe API Changelog

docs.stripe.com/changelog

OpenAI API Reference

platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference

Supabase API Docs

supabase.com/docs/reference

Twilio API Changelog

twilio.com/docs/api/errors/changelog

Slack API Changelog

api.slack.com/changelog

GitHub REST API Changelog

docs.github.com/en/rest/overview/endpoints-available-for-github-apps

AWS Service Health

aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/recent

Who sets this up

Backend / API integrators

Anyone with a Stripe/Twilio/SendGrid integration — knowing about deprecations before the grace period expires is cheaper than a PagerDuty at 3am.

Platform engineers

You own the shared SDK wrapper. You should be the first to hear that the underlying API changed, not after bug reports start rolling in.

Tech leads / eng managers

One Slack channel, #api-alerts. Whole team sees deprecation news at the same time, plans migration in the weekly standup.

Freelancers with 10+ client projects

You can't re-read 20 API docs weekly. Automate it, be the consultant who noticed the deprecation first.

FAQ

How is API docs monitoring different from changelog monitoring?

Changelogs announce what shipped. API docs reveal what's documented right now. Sometimes an endpoint is silently deprecated on the reference page with a banner before it ever hits the changelog. Monitoring the actual /api docs catches this earlier.

What pages should I monitor for a single vendor?

Three: (1) the endpoint reference pages you depend on, (2) the changelog, (3) the deprecation-policy page if one exists. All three under one site slot — Zikit charges by domain, not per page.

Will I get noise from tiny doc copy edits?

No. Zikit's importance scoring is tuned to flag structural changes — removed endpoint, new required parameter, breaking-change banner — as 7-9/10, while prose rephrases score 2-3. Set threshold at 5+.

Can Zikit see which specific endpoint changed?

The AI summary names the endpoint when the page structure makes it identifiable. Example: 'POST /v1/charges added required parameter: idempotency_key_v2'. Works best on well-structured doc sites (Stripe, Stripe-like).

Never ship against a deprecated API again

Free plan covers 3 vendor-doc sites with unlimited pages each.

Monitor API docs.Catch deprecations before your integration breaks.