Apple introduced Safari Notify Me in iOS 27 and macOS 27 Golden Gate to help you keep track of webpages without constantly refreshing them. Once enabled, Safari automatically monitors supported pages and sends you a notification when it detects an important change.
Whether you’re waiting for a product to come back in stock, watching for a price drop, or tracking updates to a frequently changing webpage, Notify Me lets Safari do the work in the background.
What Is Safari Notify Me?
Safari Notify Me is a built-in webpage monitoring feature available in iOS 27 and macOS 27 Golden Gate. Instead of checking a website manually throughout the day, you can ask Safari to watch the page for you and notify you when it changes.
While it’s particularly useful for shopping, the feature can also monitor other supported webpages where content changes regularly.
Some common uses include:
- Tracking product restocks
- Monitoring price changes
- Watching for ticket availability
- Following limited-time promotions
- Keeping an eye on webpages that update throughout the day
How to Enable Safari Notify Me on iPhone
If you’re using an iPhone running iOS 27, follow these steps:
- Open Safari.
- Visit the webpage you want to monitor.
- Tap the Share button.
- Select Notify Me.
- Confirm that you want Safari to monitor the page.
Safari will continue checking the webpage in the background and notify you when it detects a supported update.
How to Enable Safari Notify Me on Mac
The setup process is similar on Macs running macOS 27 Golden Gate.
- Open Safari.
- Navigate to the webpage you want to monitor.
- Click the Share button in the toolbar or right-click the webpage.
- Choose Notify Me.
- Confirm your selection.
Safari will automatically monitor the webpage and alert you if it detects a supported change.
How to Stop Monitoring a Webpage
You can stop tracking a webpage at any time.
Simply return to the webpage in Safari and disable Notify Me using the same menu where you originally enabled it.
If you no longer want Safari notifications altogether, you can also adjust your notification settings.
On iPhone:
Settings > Apps > Safari
On Mac:
Safari > Settings > Websites > Notifications
Why Safari Notify Me Is Useful
Before iOS 27 and macOS 27 Golden Gate, many people relied on third-party apps, browser extensions, or repeated page refreshes to track product availability and other website updates.
Notify Me brings that functionality directly into Safari, making it easier to follow important webpages without installing additional software. Because the feature is built into Apple’s browser, it works seamlessly across supported Apple devices while reducing the need to manually check the same page throughout the day.
Things to Know Before Using Notify Me
Notify Me doesn’t work with every website. Safari can only monitor supported webpages where it can reliably detect meaningful changes, so availability may vary depending on the site.
You’ll also need to allow Safari notifications. If notifications are disabled on your device, Safari won’t be able to alert you when a monitored page changes.
