Aegra Site Monitor

Know what is happening on your WordPress site — without jumping between tools.

Broken links. Missing image descriptions. Database bloat. Unexpected admin activity. Problems are easier to fix when you can actually see them. Aegra Site Monitor brings practical WordPress diagnostics, traffic insights and everyday site checks into one organised dashboard.

Start with ten free modules. Check what’s working, spot what needs attention, and explore the details without digging through separate screens or plugins. Need deeper investigation? Aegra Pro adds historical tracking, advanced diagnostics, scheduled checks and alerts.

What Can Aegra Help You Find?

• Broken links: Find links that no longer work, then recheck them after making changes.
• Content gaps: Spot drafts, missing images and media items without alt text.
• Database trouble spots: Review table sizes, autoloaded data and transients before small issues become harder to manage.
• Site activity: See logins, admin sessions and plugin changes in one place.
• Traffic patterns: Understand views, referrers, visitor devices and countries.
• Technical essentials: Check your WordPress, PHP, server, plugins and themes without hunting for details.

Free Features — Ten Modules, One Dashboard

• Dashboard: An at-a-glance overview with live stats and module summaries.
• Activity Log: Review admin sessions, logins and plugin changes.
• Broken Links: Run manual scans, inspect results and recheck links.
• Content: Audit post counts, drafts and missing images.
• Database: Examine table sizes, autoloaded data and transients.
• Media Library: Review file types, media totals and missing alt text.
• Traffic: Explore page views, referrers, devices and visitor countries.
• Users: See user roles and last-login information.
• System: Check WordPress, PHP and server environment details.
• Plugins & Themes: See installed extensions and their update status.

Go Further with Aegra Pro

The free version helps you see the state of your site today. Pro helps you investigate changes over time, catch problems sooner and reduce repetitive checks.

• Full audit trail: Find out who changed what and when.
• Database history: Compare snapshots and investigate slow queries.
• Scheduled checks: Automate scans and reports.
• Alerts: Receive email notifications based on events and thresholds.
• File integrity: Watch for unexpected file changes.
• Performance trends: Follow memory use, AJAX activity and slow pages over time.
• Core Web Vitals: Collect real-world frontend performance metrics.
• Content intelligence: Investigate freshness, orphaned content and SEO structure.
• WooCommerce analytics: Explore deeper store insights.
• Multisite monitoring: Bring network-wide checks into your workflow.

Aegra Site Monitor is built for site owners, freelancers and developers who want a clearer picture of their WordPress installation — whether they manage one site or several.

Uninstall

When you delete Aegra Site Monitor from the Plugins screen, the uninstall script automatically removes all plugin data stored in your WordPress database, including:

• All plugin settings and configuration options
• Licence key and validation data
• Traffic tracking settings and recorded visitor data
• Security settings, IP block rules, and brute-force records
• Login attempt log
• Activity log and session records
• Broken link scan results
• Performance snapshot history
• Scheduled report configuration
• Media confirmation records
• All cached scan results and authentication transients
• All scheduled cron jobs registered by the plugin

The uninstall script does not delete:

• Any site content (posts, pages, media files, users, etc.)
• The optional MaxMind GeoLite2 database file, if you downloaded one (stored under your uploads directory) — remove it manually if you no longer need it
• Any data held by external services — see the External Services section below for the only outbound connection this plugin makes

Aegra Site Monitor creates four custom database tables (wp_aegra_traffic, wp_aegra_login_attempts, wp_aegra_activity_sessions, wp_aegra_broken_links). All four are fully dropped on uninstall.

External Services

Aegra Site Monitor uses the following external service:

MaxMind GeoLite2 (optional)

The Traffic feature can use the MaxMind GeoLite2 database to show the country of visitor IP addresses. The database is downloaded to your own server only when you choose to enable this feature and provide your own free MaxMind account credentials. When you request the download, the plugin contacts MaxMind to retrieve the database file; your MaxMind account ID and licence key are sent to MaxMind to authenticate that download. During normal operation no visitor data is sent to MaxMind — IP lookups happen locally against the downloaded database. If you never enable this feature, the plugin makes no external requests.

Provided by MaxMind, Inc.:

• GeoLite2 End User License Agreement: https://www.maxmind.com/en/geolite/eula
• Privacy Policy: https://www.maxmind.com/en/privacy-policy
• Website Terms of Use: https://www.maxmind.com/en/terms-of-use

No other data is sent to any external service without your action.

Support

For documentation, guides, and FAQs visit the Help & Documentation page.

For bug reports or feature requests, please use the support forum on the plugin page or contact us via the Aegra Site Monitor plugin page.