Tick the standards that concern you: the tool queries their public sources and reports what moved. It never republishes the content of a standard.
What this tool does, and what it does not
The content of standards is never republished. They are paid-for and protected. RegWatch reports only the title, the date and the link — the body of the pages is not even downloaded.
The window is 90 days, fixed. The screen answers « what moved over that period », not « since your last visit »: the tool keeps no trace of your visits.
Every source shows its tier. An ISO committee and a consultancy blog are not equal, and are not presented as if they were.
No AI decides what is kept. Attaching a signal to a standard and grading it are deterministic, reproducible, and tested offline.
A silent source is flagged as such. « Nothing new » and « I could not look » are two different answers — confusing them would be the worst failing of a watch tool.
Standards to watch
Select at least one standard. Allow about ten seconds.
Optional. A model writes one sentence per signal, from the title alone — it has not read the documents and decided nothing of what is shown below. The workbook, for its part, also carries the silent sources.
Sources queried, and what each one is worth
RegWatch replaces neither reading the standards nor a subscription to a regulatory watch service.