Features
Everything below is labelled with where it actually stands. We would rather tell you what is missing than let you find out after paying.
Your site, driven in plain language
What the plugin already gives you on a single site.
ContentToday
Create, edit, translate and clean up posts, pages and custom fields.
Plugins and themesToday
List, install, activate, deactivate, update, with the version history.
Premium plugins by zipToday
Upload a zip from the dashboard for plugins that are not on wordpress.org (Elementor Pro, WPML…), installed and activated on the site you pick.
An assistant that actsToday
Ask in plain language: it scans, reads the files, cleans, updates — on the site or the whole fleet — and asks before anything destructive.
Users and rolesToday
Find an account, change a role, spot the admins you did not create.
Database and WP-CLIToday
Run a query or a command in normal language, with the output read back to you.
The fleet
One question, all your sites. This is where the paid plan starts.
InventoryToday
Core, PHP, plugin and theme versions across every site, refreshed on its own.
GroupsToday
Sort your sites by client, by server or by environment, and address a group at once.
Fleet-wide searchToday
Find which sites carry a given file, option, plugin or snippet of code.
Scheduled runsToday
Your checks run on a calendar, not when you remember to open a chat.
Fleet-wide update in one clickToday
All pending plugin updates on every site (or a group), three sites at a time, with the per-site restore point and rollback.
Health score per siteToday
Updates, security, hardening and SEO folded into one score, so the sites to look at first come first.
Traffic: humans, search engines, AI botsToday
Real visitors counted in the browser, Googlebot and friends, GPTBot/ClaudeBot and the scrapers, per site and across the fleet.
Job queue with live progressToday
Every long action runs in a queue (per-site lane, fair share per client, timeouts, circuit breaker) and shows its progress in a bar while you keep navigating.
Safe updates
The part that decides whether you sleep on Sunday night.
Copy before anythingToday
A restore point is taken before the first file is touched.
Page fingerprintToday
Homepage status, size, title and hash are compared before and after an update — not a pixel screenshot.
Automatic rollbackToday
If something moved, the site goes back on its own and you are told which page.
Maintenance windowToday
Updates run in the hours you choose, never during your shop busiest time.
Security
Built from real incidents on a real fleet, not from a checklist.
Unexpected admin accountsToday
Accounts that appear outside your own actions are flagged with the hour they were created.
Hardening constantsToday
File edition locks and permissions are checked line by line, not guessed.
Login trailToday
Who logged in, from where, and which attempts failed, kept per site.
Changed filesToday
Files modified outside an update are listed, with what changed inside them.
Malware scanToday
Plugin files compared with wordpress.org checksums, webshell signatures, PHP in uploads, .htaccess tricks, hidden folders. Premium plugins and vendor libraries are read with their own rules to keep false positives down.
Quarantine, restore, trustToday
Suspicious files go to a quarantine you can restore from; a known-good file can be marked trusted and stops showing up until it changes. Single or in bulk.
Core integrity repairToday
wp-admin and wp-includes checked against the official sums; extra PHP removed and modified files replaced by the official copy.
Database auditToday
Options pointing elsewhere, cron jobs calling external URLs, injected scripts in posts, suspicious admin accounts, each with its own fix.
Brute-force auto-block and IP rangesToday
wp-login closes after N failures from the same IP in M minutes; IPs and ranges can be blocked or released per site.
Connection mapToday
Failed logins, admin logins and visits placed on a map with their country, per site and for the whole fleet.
Guided clean-upToday
Recommended steps for leftover upload PHP and unexpected admins. Nothing is deleted unless you do it.
Outdated versionsToday
Core, plugins and themes flagged when WordPress itself says an update is waiting. Not a WPScan or NVD feed yet.
Reports and alerts
What lands in your inbox, and what wakes you up.
Weekly reportSoon
One page per fleet: what was done, what needs a decision, what can wait.
Immediate alertSoon
In-app today (the bell): unexpected admin, critical file, site down. By email and Slack next.
Exportable audit logToday
Every action with its site, time and result, downloadable for a client who asks.
Client-facing summaryPlanned
A version you can forward without editing, with your own logo on it.
Control and access
Nothing happens that you did not allow.
Scope per siteSoon
Read-only, or writes on the parts you name. Set once, applied everywhere.
Secrets outside the configSoon
Credentials read from your keychain, your environment or your vault.
Confirmation on sensitive actionsToday
Deleting, switching a theme, touching the database: those ask first, every time.
Feature switchesToday
Turn fleet, security, updates, SEO, AEO, AI and MCP on or off from your settings. Unused menus disappear.
File browserToday
Read any file of the site from the dashboard (secrets masked), copy it, download it — no FTP needed.
Backups: trigger, restore, migrateToday
Full backups started from the dashboard, restored on the same site or migrated to another one, with live progress.
MCP server for Claude and ChatGPTToday
One token, one JSON block: your assistant gets the same tools as the dashboard, on every site of the fleet.
SEO
Included in the subscription. No DataForSEO account to bring.
Pages losing groundToday
Impressions up, clicks down: the pages whose title or intent no longer match.
CannibalisationToday
Two of your pages fighting over the same query, and which one to keep.
Internal linkingToday
The pages that matter and receive no links from the rest of the site.
Titles, meta, schemaToday
Missing, duplicated or truncated, listed per page and fixable in one go.
Guided on-page fixesToday
Titles and metas rewritten by the assistant, shown side by side, applied only after you validate each one.
Keyword testerToday
Ask Google through DataForSEO where a site ranks for any query, up to position 100, with history per site.
Positions 8 to 15Today
The queries where a small push brings real traffic, ranked by what it is worth.
AEO trackingToday
Whether your pages get cited by AI assistants, measured across the whole fleet. Included in the subscription.
Content
Sold by the piece, never by the hundred. The reason is further down this page.
Brief from your own dataPlanned
What to write comes from your search data, not from a keyword generator.
Assisted writingPlanned
Titles and metas already come this way (see SEO). Full articles in your voice are next, never published on their own.
Human approval requiredPlanned
Nothing reaches the public site until a person has read it and pressed publish.
What we will not do
A short list, kept short on purpose.
Wordfence and its peers have years of signatures behind them. We read their findings and act on them instead of pretending to compete.
Mass produced pages are exactly what search engines are demoting. We would rather sell you five good pages than five hundred risky ones.
Your host already stores them better and cheaper. We trigger them, check them and restore from them.
No exception, no urgency, no setting to turn this off.
Start with what already works.
The plugin is available today. The rest arrives in the order listed above, and you will hear about it.
