Intelligent deadline extraction
Every date must be backed by the page itself: a sentence you can read, or the event data it publishes. If something is vague, Linkwatch asks rather than guesses, and nothing reminds you until you confirm.
Never miss what matters on the web.
Save any link. Linkwatch tracks deadlines, watches for changes, and reminds you before opportunities disappear.
See how a deadline change plays outAutomatic dates for Devpost and Unstop are still in the works. For now, you can save those links and add the dates by hand.
Thirty seconds to set up. Then it does the remembering.
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Save a link
Paste any public page. A hackathon, a CFP, an internship post, a grant call. No extension to install.
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Discover important dates
Linkwatch reads the page and shows each date with the exact sentence it came from. You confirm, fix or dismiss.
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Get notified when something changes
Reminders arrive before each date you confirmed. If the page moves a deadline, you hear about that too.
Deadlines move. Bookmarks don't tell you. Here's what happens with Linkwatch.
Northbeam Hackathon 2026northbeam.example
https://northbeam.example/registerWatch
Reading the page and looking for dates...
Nov 1Nov 20Nov 27
A wrong date is worse than no date. So everything here is built to earn your trust.
Automatic monitoring
Pages are checked more often as their deadlines get closer.
Deadline change detection
Real changes are told apart from a page's everyday noise.
Reliable reminders
Seven days, two days and six hours before each confirmed date by default, or set your own schedule.
Snapshots and link recovery
Each meaningful change is saved. When a page disappears, its text doesn't disappear with it.
Multiple event timelines
One page can hold many dates. Abstract, paper, results and the event itself each get their own place.