Guides
How to hook up each source and alert channel before you open Configure. Pick a card for steps, common problems, and what we can see.
Sources
Watch a public web page
Track a price, status line, or changelog on any public HTTPS page. No account needed.
Follow an RSS or Atom feed
New items from a public blog, release feed, or Google Alerts feed show up on your dashboard.
Watch a GitHub repository
Stars, forks, issues, pull requests, releases, and commits — plus views and clones when you Connect.
Watch a GitLab project
Stars, forks, issues, merge requests, releases, and commits on a public gitlab.com project.
Watch a Gmail search
Match mail by sender, subject, or label and see the hits on your dashboard. Search Console is a separate connection.
Track Google Search clicks
Clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and top queries or pages for a Search Console property you can open with Google.
Track Cloudflare analytics
Core Web Vitals and/or zone HTTP traffic in one Connect — pick what to track per row.
Know when a server goes down
Uptime checks for a public https:// or wss:// endpoint, with optional alerts when it fails.
Track Steam wishlists and sales
Daily wishlist adds, deletes, purchases, and gifts for one of your games on Steam.
Track Steam player count
How many people are playing a Steam game right now. Public data — no API key needed.
Alerts
Notes
FAQ
What is Droppin' Eaves?
A private workspace that watches the sources you connect, builds a dashboard around them, and nudges you when something you care about happens — by inbox, email, or Discord.
How do I get access?
Closed beta is invite-only. If you have an invite, sign up. Otherwise join the waitlist and we'll mail you when a seat opens.
What can I connect?
Public pages and feeds (no account), plus GitHub, GitLab, Gmail, Search Console, Cloudflare, Steam, uptime checks, and Discord or email for alerts. Each card above has the steps.
Where do my secrets go?
API keys and OAuth refresh tokens are encrypted in the vault on our servers. We never put them in the dashboard HTML. Guides under Privacy say what each connection can and can't see.
Dashboard vs /basic?
Your main view can be remixed daily around what you're watching. /basic is the same numbers in a stable layout you can rearrange. Both read the same snapshot.
How do alerts work?
You say what matters in plain language or pick a rule template on Configure. Fires land in the header inbox always; Discord and email respect quiet hours in Settings.