> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.moonitor.tools/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.moonitor.tools/monitoring-commands/apple-monitoring.md). # Apple Monitoring ## Apple Store Monitor ### What it monitors | | | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Regions** | Apple Stores in the **United States** and the **United Kingdom** | | **Products** | **iPhone 18 Pro**, **iPhone 18 Pro Max** and **iPhone Duo**, in every storage size (256GB to 2TB) and colour | | **Stock type** | In-store pickup only (order online, collect in store). Delivery stock is not tracked. | | **When it pings** | When a store **starts** offering pickup for a model it couldn't before. Stores selling out don't ping. | {% hint style="info" %} Every location is checked continuously, about every 30 seconds. The same model at the same location pings at most once every 3 minutes. {% endhint %} ### Adding the monitor (admins) Before you start: * You need access to `$monitor`. Anyone who already has it can add you with `$monitor authorize @user`. {% tabs %} {% tab title="United States" %} ``` $monitor apple {zip} ``` **Example:** `$monitor apple 10001` The bot matches your zip to its **state** and watches the Apple Stores around that state's check location. The confirmation shows the state it picked, for example `[NEW_YORK] Apple Store Pickup`. A few metro areas have their own monitor; use one of these zips to follow the metro directly: | Metro | Zip | | ----------- | ------- | | Austin | `78719` | | Chicago | `60638` | | Dallas | `75150` | | Houston | `77061` | | Las Vegas | `89119` | | Miami | `33054` | | San Antonio | `78216` | | Tampa | `33607` | * Add one monitor per state (or metro) you care about. Another zip in the same state joins the same monitor, so it won't create a duplicate. * Each ping lists the stores near that location (up to the 12 closest) where pickup is available. {% hint style="warning" %} If the state in the confirmation isn't the one you expected, remove the monitor and add it again with a zip from the table above or from a larger city in your state. Montana has no Apple Store nearby, so its monitor never pings. {% endhint %} {% endtab %} {% tab title="United Kingdom" %} ``` $monitor https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/buy-iphone ``` There is **one monitor for the whole UK**. It covers every UK Apple Store that offers online pickup (Apple SouthGate in Bath doesn't). The confirmation shows `[UK] iPhone 18 Pro / Pro Max / Duo`, and pings are titled `[UK] {model}` with the stores that have pickup. {% endtab %} {% endtabs %} #### Sending pings to their own channel 1. Create a webhook on the channel (**Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook**). 2. Link the store to it: ``` $monitor addchannel apple #us-iphone $monitor addchannel appleuk #uk-iphone ``` To also copy certain models to another channel, use a keyword channel. Ping titles use the model name, for example `[TEXAS] iPhone 18 Pro Max 1TB Black`: ``` $monitor setkeywordchannel +duo #iphone-duo $monitor setkeywordchannel +pro max #iphone-pro-max ``` #### Viewing and removing | Action | Command | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | List your Apple monitors | `$monitor show apple` / `$monitor show appleuk` | | Remove a US monitor | Click **Click Me to remove this monitor** in `$monitor show apple`, or `$monitor remove https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-iphone?zip={zip}` using the zip shown in that list | | Remove the UK monitor | `$monitor remove https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/buy-iphone` | #### What a ping looks like * **Title:** location and model, for example `[CALIFORNIA] iPhone 18 Pro 256GB Silver` * **One field per Apple Store** where the model can be picked up (up to 17 shown) * **SKU:** Apple's part number for that exact model, storage and colour * The product photo in the matching colour *** ### User commands: `$apple` Anyone in the server can check pickup stock around a location on demand. {% tabs %} {% tab title="United States" %} ``` $apple {zip} [PRO | PRO MAX | DUO] ``` | Example | Shows | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | `$apple 10001` | All iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and Duo models with pickup near 10001 | | `$apple 94103 pro max` | iPhone 18 Pro Max only | | `$apple 60611 duo` | iPhone Duo only | Use a 5-digit zip. City names don't work. {% endtab %} {% tab title="United Kingdom" %} ``` $appleuk {postcode} [PRO | PRO MAX | DUO] ``` | Example | Shows | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | `$appleuk W1B 2EL` | All models with pickup near Regent Street | | `$appleuk M1 1AE pro` | iPhone 18 Pro only | | `$appleuk leeds duo` | iPhone Duo only, near Leeds | A full postcode (with or without the space) or a one-word town name works. A partial postcode such as `W1B` doesn't. {% endtab %} {% endtabs %} The bot replies with one or more embeds. Each field is a model, listing the nearby stores (up to 12) where it can be picked up right now. * `PRO` shows only the Pro, not the Pro Max. `MAX` on its own works the same as `PRO MAX`. * Leave the model off to see everything. #### Replies you might see | Reply | Meaning | | ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `No Apple stores found around {zip}` | Apple couldn't find that location, or there's no Apple Store near it. Try a nearby city's zip or postcode. | | `No stores in stock around {zip}` | Stores were found, but none can offer pickup for that model right now. | | `Model not found` | Use `PRO`, `PRO MAX` or `DUO`. | | | |