Your personal window into live Wikipedia and GitHub activity since you last loaded or reset the page.
What is this? WatchIt counts how many Wikipedia pages were edited and how many brand new pages were created since your last visit (or since you press Reset). It also tracks GitHub activity (pushes, PRs, issues). It updates every 10 seconds and gives you a lightweight recent history chart.
The four cards are live numbers:
The line chart aggregates activity into 10‑second buckets. Blue = edits, Green = new pages. The right-hand y‑axis corresponds to new pages so the lower-volume series stays readable.
The second chart aggregates GitHub activity into 10-second buckets. Purple = pushes, Orange = PRs, Red = issues. The right-hand y-axis corresponds to PRs so the lower-volume series stays readable.
Reset Counter sets a new local start time and wipes the short history so you can begin a fresh observation interval.
Data sourced from Wikipedia recent change streams. This page does not store
personal data; your start time lives only in localStorage.
Resets only your browser's local timer; does not affect global data.
Blue = edits, Green = new pages every 10 seconds
Purple = pushes, Orange = PRs, Red = issues