WordPress plugin
Health Dashboard
Site health signals on your WordPress dashboard.
Coming soon
PinPoint Health Dashboard adds a dashboard widget that monitors important server and WordPress health signals in one place—so you can spot low memory limits, debug mode left on, pending updates, and other issues without hopping through multiple settings screens. Under Settings → Health Dashboard you can enable extra checks, view a full grouped overview, and choose what appears on the widget.
The problem. Important health signals are scattered across WordPress admin, so warnings are easy to miss until something breaks.
What it does. A dashboard widget with an overall status (healthy, warning, or critical), plus a settings screen for the full check set—with links from failing checks to the relevant admin screens when possible.
Best for. Site owners, freelancers, and agencies who want a quick pulse on server and WordPress health.
What you get
- Dashboard widget with overall OK / warning / critical status
- PHP, memory, upload limits, execution time, extensions, and OPcache checks
- WordPress version, debug mode, search visibility, WP-Cron, file editor, and more
- Database, SSL/HTTPS, uploads, connectivity, plugins, themes, and disk space
- Customize which checks appear on the widget
- Full grouped overview under Settings → Health Dashboard
- Requires
- WordPress 6.3+, PHP 7.4+
- Version
- 1.1.1
- License
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Tags
- Admin, Monitoring, Dashboard