Changelog

If your site stays down longer than the time you set, you get a second alert, so a long outage does not go unnoticed.

• The delay is set per site to 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or turned off
• The second alert is sent once per outage and also goes to your webhook and Microsoft Teams channels

For an internal broken link found by Broken Link Monitoring, you can now add a permanent (301) redirect straight from the panel.

• The redirect only kicks in when the address actually returns 404, so it never overrides an existing page
• Redirects that would create a loop or point to WordPress system paths are rejected
• Added rules are listed in the panel and can be removed with one click
• When a rule is added or removed, the cache for that address is cleared in common caching plugins

Changes made directly in a site's wp-admin now appear in their own section on the site's Activity page.

• Actions taken after a one-click login from the panel are marked with their own label

Broken Link Monitoring now only counts links it is sure are broken, and lists the ones it could not verify separately.

• Only 404, 410 and unresolvable domains count as confirmed broken, and notifications and counters follow the same rule
• Timeouts and temporary server errors are listed as unverified, so they do not raise false alarms
• Every failed link is retried in a second, patient pass, and DNS, SSL and redirect loop causes are shown separately
• If the home page is not reachable to visitors (maintenance mode, password protection, firewall), internal links are skipped and the panel says so with a warning

In addition to email, you can now send site alerts to your own webhook URL or to a Microsoft Teams channel.

• The Notifications page now has separate Email and Channels tabs
• A channel that keeps failing to deliver is turned off automatically and you are notified

Show visitors a professional maintenance page with one click. Admin login, wp-admin and Watch Your WP keep working while it is on.

• Customize the page title, message and logo
• Search engines are told the downtime is temporary (503), so your rankings are not harmed
• The roles you choose keep seeing the site normally during maintenance

Track your site's visitors and page views from the panel. No cookies are used and the data stays in your site's own database.

• Traffic sources, country, device and browser breakdowns, top pages and UTM campaigns
• Tracking is off by default and is switched on or off per site
• Exclude your own IP addresses and specific paths in the tracking settings, and choose how long the data is kept
• Mini trend charts on the summary cards, plus a check that shows whether the tracking script is running on the site
• Download the selected range as CSV and see the traffic summary in the monthly client report

Every screen, alert, and error message in the panel is now available in English. You can switch languages under Settings > Preferences.

Add and monitor as many sites as you like on the free plan. No credit card required.

Backup and cleanup jobs now hold up better on large and busy sites.

• Disk space check before each backup
• Cache and temporary files automatically left out of backups
• Backup file integrity verification
• Chunked, interruption-safe cleanup for large databases

Download client reports as PDF, choose how often they're sent, and add your own note to each report.

Vote on planned features, suggest your own ideas, and follow service status from a single page.

Your profile page now gives you full control over your account.

• Account deletion (14-day waiting period)
• Data export
• Email change
• Login history with new-device alerts

The safe-update flow, an automatic pre-update backup plus a health check, is active again.

Fewer, more meaningful email notifications, grouped into a simpler set of preferences.

Risky actions can now be granted per team member individually.

• Restoring backups
• Removing sites
• Managing the team
• Fixing broken links
• Security and user actions

Team members can now be restricted to only the sites assigned to them.

Fix detected broken links in bulk: mark as nofollow, ignore, or remove.