MyTrackables, powered by Noticer

Did it really
get done?Check it.
Keep the receipt.

Your app, script or AI agent says it changed something. MyTrackables checks one value in a public JSON record and tells you if it is really there. You get a signed receipt that shows what was checked and what Noticer saw.

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5 free checks, then $1 per PROVED or DISPROVED. INCONCLUSIVE checks are free.

A REAL CHECKOCT 8, 2026

Noticer receiptoctocat

What was checked

“GitHub user octocat is a User account.”

Record: api.github.com/users/octocat
Known-good comparison: api.github.com/users/ghost
Signature: Valid
Cost: Free (a free check)

PROVED

The record showed the expected value during the check.

Claim Check ReceiptSIGNED

Summary of a real check run by our team. Not a customer purchase.

Checks one public value

Compares with a known-good record

Gives you a signed receipt

What to do

Three steps.
One clear answer.

You can run your free checks in your web browser. No card is needed.

Click “Start five free checks”

Create your free access on the next page. Save the private file it gives you. There is no email recovery.

No card. No subscription.

Say what to check

Give the public JSON address, the field, and the value you expect. Add a known-good comparison record on the same website.

$.type == "User"

Get your answer and receipt

Noticer looks for up to the time you choose (20 to 120 seconds). If the value already matches, you usually get the answer in a few seconds. You get an answer and a signed receipt you can save.

PROVED, DISPROVED or INCONCLUSIVE.

One real example

What a check
looks like.

Our team ran this check on Oct 8, 2026, using public GitHub records.

The claim

“GitHub user octocat
is a User account.”

The record is public JSON, so anyone can read it.

The rule

Read the octocat record. Check that its type field equals "User", and that its login is octocat.

REAL TEAM TEST NOT A CUSTOMER PURCHASE

What Noticer saw

Record checked: api.github.com/users/octocat
Record identifier: octocat
Known-good comparison: api.github.com/users/ghost
Time window: 60 seconds
Cost: Free (a free check)

PROVED

The octocat record showed type “User”, and the known-good comparison worked. The receipt signature checked out as valid.

What you can check

One value.
One public record.

Use it when an app, script or AI agent says it updated something you can see in public JSON.

MyTrackables checks public HTTPS JSON only. It is not a website audit. It does not connect to private systems or logins, and it does not take any action for you.

What it checks

That one field in one public JSON record has the exact value you expect. For example, a status, a version or a type.

You giveThe web address, the field, the value you expect and a known-good comparison.

Why check

A success message only says a task finished. A check reads the record itself, so you can see if the change is really there.

Good to knowThe receipt shows what Noticer saw at that time. Your app decides what to do next.

What you receive

One of three answers, plus a signed receipt file you can save and share.

PROVED: the value matched.
DISPROVED: the value did not match.
INCONCLUSIVE: Noticer could not tell. This is free.

On the MyTrackables page these show as Done, Not done and Couldn't confirm.

Price

Free to start

5 free checks, then $1 per PROVED or DISPROVED. INCONCLUSIVE checks are free.

Your first 5 checks are freeNo card is needed to start. No subscription.
After the free checksAfter the free checks, your agent pays with Link, and you approve each $1 payment request in Link. This website does not collect payment.
INCONCLUSIVE is always freeIf Noticer cannot tell, you pay nothing and it does not use a free check.
Not includedPrivate systems, logins, browser journeys, running code and repairs.

Two words we use

Two words,
explained.

Open a question to read the answer.

What is a record identifier?

It is the name or ID that shows which record you mean, such as a username or an order number. It must be part of the record’s web address, and the record’s data must show it too. This makes sure the answer is about the right record.

Example: in api.github.com/users/octocat, the record identifier is octocat.

What is a known-good comparison?

It is a second public record on the same website that you already know is right. Noticer reads it at the same time and checks the same field, against the value you say it shows. It shows that the check itself is working. If Noticer cannot read it, the answer is INCONCLUSIVE, and that is free.

Example: api.github.com/users/ghost is also a User account, so it works as the comparison for octocat.

Questions? Email us.

Write to hello@noticer.io.

Did it reallyget done?Check it.Keep the receipt.