To create a segment go to the Segments tab and click on the floating icon on the bottom right.
Then,
1. Give the segment any name that you want. (ex: Batman).
2. You can select a specific website or All Websites to get data from all the available websites.
3. Keywords are optional but very useful, for example, if you want any LEGO set that includes Batman no matter if it’s in the DC theme, or Technic theme, or any other theme, you can achieve that by simply using the word batman in the keywords field.
4. You can choose a specific theme or leave it empty.
5. You can choose a specific availability like In Stock only or show everything excluding the retired LEGO Sets.
6. You can put a min price and max price if you have a specific budget or simply want to see LEGO sets within a specific range of price.
7. You can choose to see all LEGO sets or on sale only LEGO sets.
As explained above, the possibilites are limitless and you can get very specific and highly advanced results very quickly.
Here is a screenshot of an example
After you create the segment you can double check your setup and turn on the segment
To check the results go to the Watchlist tab and you will find the results based on the setup of your enabled segment
You can quickly add an item as a specific monitor by clicking on the monitor icon located at the end of the card
You can also quickly open the link by swiping the card to the right
If there are a lot of results, for example if you are checking all the retired LEGO sets, you will get to date 12,736 LEGO sets, you can easily search for the one that you want like this
And you can also sort by name or price like this
