SitePulse - See what slows WordPress. Update with automatic rollback
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SitePulse shows, in plain English, which plugins, theme code and external requests slow each WordPress page, and catches PHP fatal errors, vulnerable plugins and wp-admin logins open to the internet. One dashboard updates plugins, themes and core on every site you manage: a backup first, a check of key pages after, and an automatic rollback when a page breaks. Plus visual monitoring, AI diagnostics, alerts and white-label reports. Free plugin, dashboard plans with a 14-day trial.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Frederic, the developer of SitePulse.
As a developer and freelancer, I've worked on a lot of WordPress sites. Most of the time it was hard to monitor errors, troubleshoot, spot problems before they happened, catch vulnerabilities, update safely and know when a page looked broken for all of them. And the tools for all of that were separate: several subscriptions, or premium add-ons on top of the plan.
A few years ago I decided to build SitePulse to put all of it in one place and one platform: safe, focused on performance, and included in the same plan, with no add-ons.
It has two parts:
A free and open-source plugin that monitors your site locally: which plugins, theme code and external requests slow each page, PHP fatal errors and WP-Cron. It runs on your own server, and you can turn off all cloud communication.
A paid dashboard, a command center for all your sites: updates with a backup first, a page check after and an automatic rollback if something breaks, plus vulnerability scans, visual monitoring, alerts and client reports.
AI diagnostics powered by SitePulse's own model: it reads your site's performance data and gives you a plan ranked by impact. Zero data retention, nothing is used for training, and you own your data. Prefer your own AI? Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any other assistant that supports MCP to the SitePulse MCP server, and it can read your sites' errors, performance, updates, backups and vulnerabilities.
Dashboard plans start with a 14-day trial.
I'd love your feedback: which tool or add-on would you most like SitePulse to replace for you?
I'll be here all day to answer questions.
This looks pretty cool. I can think of a few clients' outdated Wordpress sites that I inherited that could make great use of this
@apexal Thanks a lot Frank, really appreciate it! Inherited sites are exactly why I built it, updating those always felt like a gamble with all the spaghetti code and weird plugins 😅 let me know if you try it on one