This really whips the llama's ass! 🦙

Hey Product Hunt frens! I'm Jordan, one of the co-founders of General Galactic and I'm psyched to share The Watcher! Huge 🙏 thx to @chrismessina for hunting us and mad 🙌 props to the team for creating a simple, useful, and fun tool to keep up with what's going on in web3. tl;dr: The Watcher is a menu-bar based app that sends you notifications when gas/ETH fall below your customized threshold and/or when the wallets you’re watching add NFTs & ERC-20 tokens to their wallets. Please download The Watcher and tell us what you think! **** Why use The Watcher? ** ** ⛽ Easily see Gas & ETH prices ⛽ The Watcher sits quietly in your menu bar and lets you quickly see what's going on. 👀 Watch Wallets to find alpha based on folks you trust 👀 Get alerted anytime people you trust take action on something so you could get in on the action. Time is a precious commodity and the web3 world moves quickly, with tons of new projects, proposals, NFTs, and interesting ideas flying around daily. With The Watcher, you can live your life, do your thing, and let it tell you when something you care about happens. The Watcher does the work, you enjoy the alpha. 📚 Watching wallets is a great way to learn more about web3 📚 Watching what others are doing gives you a set of transactions to learn from. The web3 information firehose can be incredibly invigorating—but it also can be intimidating. You start by wrapping your head around why you have to pay gas, to then monitoring gas prices, coming up with a personal gas threshold that seems reasonable, and then holding out until that threshold is met to do what you’ve been wanting to do (mint an NFT, buy an NFT, claim token etc). In the future, we’re considering adding features to support Discord and DAOs! Please download and use The Watcher and share your feedback with us. You'll help us determine what matters most! ✨🔭👀

This helped me buy my first NFT by having an at-a-glance view of gas prices!

Ever since I downloaded this I've been amazed at how much I've used it. Most stuff I download, use twice, forget about, and then delete in a year when I wonder where all my memory went. This has become indispensable.

Wallet-watching is awesome. I find it super-helpful to be able to see what the people who have a leg-up in this space are buying without going down the Twitter/Discord tunnels