Spot trouble before customers do

Per-site checks with configurable interval, expected status, string match, timeout, and failure thresholds. Incident history kept for every site.

Set the check interval, the expected status code, an optional string match for "is the homepage actually serving the right content", a timeout, and the consecutive-failure threshold before an alert fires. Incidents are kept per site with timestamps, so the "was it down at 03:14?" question gets answered without digging through logs.

Google PageSpeed Insights run on a schedule, with thresholds you set. Track regressions over time before they hit Core Web Vitals.

Google PageSpeed Insights runs on a schedule against the URLs you care about, with thresholds you set per metric. A regression in LCP or CLS shows up in the dashboard before it shows up in Search Console, and the history lets you correlate a slow-down with a specific plugin or theme update.

The native WordPress Site Health checks surfaced for every site you operate, so you see issues without logging into wp-admin.

The same Site Health checks WordPress runs internally, outdated PHP, missing recommended modules, REST API access, loopback requests, surfaced at the workspace level for every install you operate. No need to open wp-admin on each site to find the warnings.

Disk usage and monthly bandwidth tracked per server and per site. Plan capacity before it runs out.

Disk usage is tracked per server and per site, so you know which install is eating storage and whether it is uploads, logs, or a runaway backup retention policy. Monthly bandwidth rolls up per site, useful for capacity planning and for spotting a runaway crawler or a hotlinked image suddenly going viral.

Every alert ships with a plain-English explanation of the likely cause, generated by AI from the actual signals. No more cryptic warnings to decode.

Each alert ships with a paragraph that names the likely cause based on the actual signals, load average paired with PHP-FPM saturation, disk pressure correlated with a cron-job spike, that sort of thing. You still get the raw data, but the triage step is already done so the on-call person can jump to the fix.

Paired alerts auto-resolve when the underlying issue clears. Less noise in the inbox, more signal in the dashboard.

Paired alerts auto-resolve when the underlying issue clears, so you do not get a follow-up notification telling you something already came back. Less noise in the inbox, fewer "is this still happening?" pings at 02:00, and a cleaner incident history.