Support for Siteimp Watch
Practical help for Siteimp Watch, the local-first monitoring app for websites, localhost, staging sites, LAN tools, and other targets your computer can reach.
Support for a local-first monitoring app
Siteimp Watch is a Windows desktop app for monitoring targets from the computer where it runs. It can check public websites, localhost projects, staging sites, LAN tools, private pages, and other targets that a hosted monitoring service may not be able to reach.
Watch is close to release and ready for deeper testing. That means this support section is intentionally focused for now. The first priority is web-based help for the screens that already exist in the app, especially the pages that explain monitoring, properties, targets, settings, notifications, and local support logs.
More support material will be added over time. For now, the best starting point is the in-app support library. It mirrors the HelpDrawer documents available from inside Watch and gives each support page a stable web home.
What exists today
Siteimp Watch In-App Support
Watch In-App Support is the main support library for Siteimp Watch today. It explains the screens and workflows built into the app, including the monitoring overview, Add property page, property dashboard, target details page, and Settings page.
These pages are written around practical questions: what is this page for, what can you do here, and what should you check when something needs review? They are also the web version of the help available from inside Watch.
Siteimp Log Workbench
The Siteimp Log Workbench is a fully local browser-based tool for formatting, inspecting, filtering, saving, and comparing Siteimp NDJSON log files.
Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The tool reads logs in your browser, and saved workbench logs stay in your browser's local storage until you clear them. You can test that by turning off your internet connection before opening or inspecting a log file.
Using support inside Watch
Siteimp Watch includes support from inside the app through the HelpDrawer. The HelpDrawer can show page-specific support documents, so you can open help from the screen you are already using instead of trying to match a separate manual to the interface from memory.
The support workflow can also help prepare a technical support request. When you choose to include diagnostics, Watch collects practical local context about the app and monitoring state so support can understand what happened. Support logs remain under your control: Watch can list, copy, save, or open the local log folder, but logs are not attached automatically.
For a fuller explanation of the HelpDrawer, support documents, diagnostics, and support request workflow, read Using In-App Support . That guide was written for Siteimp, but the same support pattern now applies to Siteimp Watch.