Know when a claim on your site quietly loses its evidence
A page-change monitor tells you the HTML moved. This reads the claims. We write to you when one is added, when one disappears, and above all when a claim keeps its exact wording while the source standing beside it goes away — the change nobody notices, because the sentence still looks right.
Free. No account. One confirmation email, then silence unless a claim actually changes. One click stops it, and we never write to you about anything else.
Most weeks you will hear nothing
That is deliberate. Immaterial edits are detected and not sent, because a monitor that writes every cycle to say nothing happened teaches you to filter it — and then it is worth nothing on the week it matters. Silence here means we read the page and nothing material moved.
What free does, and what it does not
Published in full rather than discovered at an upgrade prompt. One page, read about every 7 days.
| Free | Sentry |
|---|---|
| 1 page | every page you list |
| read about every 7 days | read daily |
| an email when a claim changes | the full record of what changed, dated, and exportable |
| no history before today | a continuity record: how long each claim has stood, unchanged |
| the change | the change and the substantiation question it raises |
| watches your page | watches your page AND the sources it cites — the study that no longer resolves while your wording stays put |
VERIS records what was claimed and what evidence was published alongside it. It does not determine whether a claim is adequate, and it is not legal advice. A record begins on the day it starts — we cannot tell you what a page said before we first read it. KnightByrd Tech LLC · veris@knightbyrd.com