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Cache Watch - WordPress Plugin
CacheWatch works alongside cache plugin host and CDN you use
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CacheWatch works alongside cache plugin host and CDN you use
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Cache Watch works alongside the cache plugin, host and CDN you already use. It doesn’t replace them. It detects changes, flushes the right URLs on every layer and warms them again. Editing one product shouldn’t wipe your whole cache. When a change only affects some pages, Cache Watch clears just those pages, and site-wide changes flush everything. It can clear automatically or tell you first, then warms the cleared pages again. All of this is in the free plugin.
I built WP Cache Watch because I kept running into the same problem on client sites, someone updates a page, a price or a menu, and the change doesn’t show because the cache hasn’t caught up. Then it’s “the website’s broken” and I’m logging in to flush caches by hand.
Most cache plugins are great at caching, but they’re not great at telling you when something has changed and needs clearing. So instead of building yet another page cache, I made a control centre that sits alongside the one you already use. It watches for site changes, lets you know or flushes automatically, and lets you schedule flushes so things stay fresh without you thinking about it.