TrackWatch

Finding a good project is not enough. Somebody still has to watch it.

TrackWatch is the change-monitoring layer inside Hard Hat Radar: watch sources, remember prior state, detect changes, classify significance, filter noise and surface what deserves human attention.

What does TrackWatch monitor?

TrackWatch is designed to monitor the public sources and opportunity records a contractor depends on. Depending on the source, meaningful changes can include deadlines, addenda, pre-bid information, status, scope, project value, lifecycle and source availability.

Why not alert on every technical change?

Because interruption has a cost. A useful monitoring system should separate technical telemetry from contractor-facing problems. For example, a failed discovery probe may be worth logging, but it should not automatically become a human alert unless it affects a known record or the source monitor is actually unhealthy.

TrackWatch principle: filter noise before asking for human attention.

How is TrackWatch different from a basic page-change alert?

A generic page-change alert tells you that pixels or text changed. TrackWatch is designed to answer a more useful question: did something change that could alter the contractor's pursuit decision or next action?

Human in the loop

TrackWatch does not automatically bid, contact an owner or claim every detected change is authoritative. It surfaces the change, context and recommended next check. Official solicitation documents and owner instructions control.