PLATFORM
Android No iPhone version
Turn screen-watching time
into your own time.
Monipato automatically checks selected areas on your smartphone screen and alerts you with sound or vibration when it detects a change, a specific image, or text.
PRICING
Current price: JPY 1,500 One-time purchase. No monthly or recurring feeMONITORING
Up to 3 areas Use different methods per tabPRIVACY
On-device processing Monitoring images are not uploadedBEFORE
Keep watching the screen
Time adds up as you keep checking again and again: “Maybe it will appear soon,” or “Did the display change?”
- You cannot step away because you do not want to miss the timing
- You keep checking while doing something else
- You spend your attention waiting for a simple change
WITH MONIPATO
Notice only when it changes
Let Monipato do the watching. Choose the method that fits your target and check only when a change occurs.
- Broadly detect changes in a selected area
- Detect a specific image or icon
- Detect text appearances or wording changes
DETECTION METHODS
Three detection methods for different targets
Monitor “something changed,” “this image appeared,” or “this text appeared” with the mode best suited to each task.
Rectangular Change Detection
Alerts you when anything changes in the selected area. Useful for broadly monitoring screen transitions or the appearance of an item.
- Adjustable sensitivity
- Difference score display
Template Image Comparison
Detects when a registered icon or item appears. Best when you already know exactly what you want to find.
- Cut-out image registration
- Match threshold adjustment
OCR Mode
Detects the appearance of text or changes in wording, expanding monitoring to situations that image matching alone could not cover.
- Japanese, Chinese and Korean
- Latin and Devanagari scripts
USE CASES
Spend less time staring at the screen.
Monipato is useful beyond games—whenever you want to be alerted to a change, image, or text appearing on screen.
In-game events
Watch for rare items or specific messages.
Message status
Detect changes in on-screen displays or messages, such as monitoring LINE read receipts and notifying you.
Shopping and booking screens
Get alerted when buttons, availability, or stock displays change.
RELEASE NOTES
Release notes
Major fixes for monitoring stability
- The monitoring service architecture was significantly redesigned to improve stability during long sessions and when returning from screen-off states.
- When OCR mode is set to detect text changes, notifications now continue until you confirm them instead of stopping after a single alert.
- Improved the flashing blue highlight around detected areas to make it more noticeable.
- Improved the guidance shown when monitoring stops to make it easier to understand.
- Fixed a bug that could occur when returning from screen-off while the settings screen was open.
- You can now check the app version from the settings screen.
- The app can now guide users to the latest version automatically.
Added OCR Mode
- Monipato can now detect the appearance of text and changes in wording on the screen.
- Added recognition profiles for Japanese, English/Latin, Chinese, Korean, and Devanagari scripts.
Improved multi-area monitoring and stability
- You can now configure and monitor up to three areas simultaneously using tabs.
- Improved DIFF accuracy, notifications, image cut-out editing, screen lock, and more.
- Because of design changes, settings from older versions must be configured again.
Initial update
- Fixed issues found after launch.
Official Monipato launch
- Released as an Android screen monitoring and change detection app.
QUICK MANUAL
Jump straight to what you need.
Instead of reading one long page from the beginning, use the task-based shortcuts to reach the right section quickly.
Open the manualCheck your device’s battery-saving settings
Android battery-saving features may stop monitoring. For long sessions, setting Monipato’s battery usage to “Unrestricted” is recommended.
View the settings →Choose the script you want to monitor
Supports Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Devanagari, and English/Latin scripts. Some scripts, including Arabic, are not currently supported.
Check supported scripts →You no longer have to keep staring at the screen.