Built a WordPress health & diagnostics plugin — looking for feedback
I kept running into the same issues debugging WordPress sites:
- random fatal errors
- plugin conflicts
- hidden PHP warnings
- performance/resource problems
- issues clients couldn’t reproduce
So I started building a plugin to centralize troubleshooting and health diagnostics into one place to make solving these problems faster and easier. As a web developer, I spent hours, and sometimes days tracking down these kinds of issues. After years of building individual plugins to solve specific technical issues, I put them all into one.
It turned into WP Health Inspector.
A few things it currently does:
- aggregates and groups PHP/WordPress errors
- detects recurring plugin/theme conflicts
- tracks server/environment issues
- monitors performance and resource usage
- surfaces hidden configuration problems
- reports cron job usage, failure, and bloat
- provides health reporting without needing terminal/server access
This is the free lite version on WordPress.org, and I’m actively improving it.
Would genuinely love feedback from people who manage WordPress sites regularly, developers who run into issues that they have to track down, and site owners and admins who want more visibility into their Wordpress site — especially on features that would actually help during real-world troubleshooting.
I would love some feedback from the community about what is helpful, what isn't and what could be added or improved. I will be adding more features to the free version based on what users in the community express as helpful.