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Stripe announced the deprecation 90 days ago. It was in a changelog entry below the fold. You missed it. Now checkout is broken and it's 11pm on a Friday.
Stripe's changelog has 3–5 updates a week. The one breaking change that affects you is buried between "minor bug fix" and "new dashboard feature." You never see it.
You use Stripe, OpenAI, Twilio, SendGrid, GitHub, Auth0, and 8 more. Checking every changelog every week is a part-time job. Nobody does it. Until something breaks.
The API you use is being retired in 30 days. You have no idea. Your sprint is full. The deadline passes. Emergency weekend migration.
APIWatch reads vendor changelogs, release notes, and deprecation notices daily. AI classifies each change by severity and impact. You get plain-English alerts only for the things your team actually needs to act on.
Every API you depend on is scanned daily. Breaking changes, deprecations, and sunset notices are detected automatically.
No changelog jargon. Each alert tells you what changed, whether it affects you, what to do, and how long you have.
Alerts land wherever your team actually reads things — Slack channel, email digest, or a webhook into your project tracker.
Every deprecation alert includes the days remaining until the deadline. Add the migration to your sprint before it becomes an emergency.
A single weekend emergency migration costs 8–20 hours of developer time. At any reasonable hourly rate, APIWatch pays for itself the first time it gives you 30 days of warning instead of zero.
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