Monitoring, audits and the weekly digest

Once a project has a domain, WordPresto keeps watch on it automatically — uptime, technical health and a weekly summary of what changed. All of it is free: no credits are spent on monitoring, the recurring audit or the digest figures.

Uptime monitoring

Your project’s canonical URL is probed from the server every 30 minutes, with 90 days of history. The Monitoring panel shows an up/down pill, uptime percentage, average response time, when the last check ran and a strip of recent checks — plus a Check now button when you want an immediate probe. A project without a canonical domain says so honestly instead of pretending to monitor nothing.

The recurring technical audit

The deterministic technical audit re-runs automatically over your latest crawl (each project at most once a day), building a 0–100 score history. The Monitoring panel shows the current score, the trend — improving, declining, flat or too new to say — and the change since the previous run. The audit scores metadata, canonicalisation, indexability, headings, structured data, internal links and accessibility from real crawl findings; a project with no crawl yet is skipped with a clear “crawl required” state. Actionable findings flow into Prepared for you.

The weekly digest

Every Monday, each active project gets a digest for the past seven days: uptime, the audit-score trend, answer-engine visibility, prepared work waiting, and the fixes that shipped with their measured before/after deltas. Every figure is computed from the same data the dashboard reads — the digest never invents a number. An optional short narrative summary is a separate, explicit, credit-metered action, and it never changes a figure.

Measured impact

When an audit or answer-engine fix ships through the Canvas and is verified live, WordPresto measures the before and after — so improvement claims trace to a real delta, not an assumption. A fix that has not been verified live is shown as such, with no assumed impact.