Plugin Tag: updates
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Changelog Manager
(0 total ratings)Advanced changelog management system with AI Helper, CSV export, custom themes and email notifications.
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Patch Gap – Update Coverage & Expired License Auditor
(0 total ratings)Find the plugins and themes nothing is updating: expired licenses, missing update sources, and premium plugins that silently stopped patching.
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Web Plura Operation Guard – Site Operations & Update Readiness Checker
(0 total ratings)Check forms, leads, digital products, marketplace signals, cron, REST, site systems, and update readiness from one local dashboard.
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Disable Plugins, Themes and Core Updates
(0 total ratings)This plugin disable plugins, themes and core updates for WordPress and also the notifications.
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Admin Backend and Update Helper
(0 total ratings)Intelligent update management and system monitoring for WordPress.
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Upsure – Automatic Rollback for Broken Updates
(1 total ratings)Plugin and theme updates that can’t break your site. Automatic backup before every update, health check after, instant rollback if anything breaks.
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Toorimichi
(0 total ratings)Manage update status for multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard, and update plugins, themes, and core right from there.
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News Communications Hub
(0 total ratings)Flexible WordPress plugin that allows you to display news notifications and updates on your website
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Up2date Notifier
(0 total ratings)Sends email notifications when WordPress core, plugins, themes, or translations are updated.
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Creatools Maintenance Check
(0 total ratings)Review installed versions, update candidates, compatibility and known vulnerabilities before making WordPress maintenance decisions.
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Tandem PHP Upgrade Gatekeeper
(0 total ratings)PHP upgrade gatekeeper: target PHP policy, readiness tracking, and warn/soft-block on risky updates — not a one-shot scanner.
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CoreMaintain
(0 total ratings)CoreMaintain helps you keep your WordPress website fast, clean, and secure from one centralized dashboard.
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Azvian Preflight
(0 total ratings)Before you apply a plugin, theme or core update, scan it for deprecated/removed PHP and WordPress APIs and see what it adds to your pages.