On your website
A tiny WordPress add-on checks in on a schedule. It tells WP Pulse your site answered and shares straightforward hints about updates, safety, and overall health — without you touching technical menus.
WordPress · without the dashboard
Know how your site is doing — from your pocket.
WP Pulse is an iPhone app for business owners who use WordPress. Someone technical installs a small add-on once; you get calm, plain-English updates on uptime, safety, and anything waiting for attention — no WordPress password for your everyday check-ins.
- Built for owners, not IT
- All your sites, one screen
- Skip the WordPress login
Clarity first — not another complicated dashboard.
How it fits together
You live in the app. Everything else stays quiet.
After a short setup on your website, WP Pulse works in the background. When you want answers, you open one app — not a maze of browser tabs or a password you last used six months ago.
In the cloud
Status is stored securely so your phone always reflects something recent — whether you run one shop or a small portfolio of brands.
Your daily habit
On your iPhone
Green means breathe easy; amber means worth a look. Tap when it matters, upgrade when you add more sites. Short sentences — never a lecture.
Who it’s for
Built for busy owners — friendly to the people who help you
Same product, three perspectives. WP Pulse stays plain on the surface so everyone knows their role.
You · the owner
Open one app when you want reassurance. Green means carry on; amber means loop in help — without memorizing WordPress menus.
Agency or freelancer
Install the official add-on once, pair once, then hand the owner calm visibility. Fewer “is our site OK?” interruptions.
Hosting & IT
Standard WordPress extension workflow — downloadable from wppulse.ee. No mystery binaries; updates stay predictable.
Inside the app
Plain answers — not jargon
Every line is written so you know what to do next: fix it, ignore it, or forward it to whoever helps with your site.
Is the homepage loading?
A simple read on speed and reachability — the same words you’d use in an email to your team.
Safety checklist
Gentle heads-up when everyday WordPress habits look off — one short note per topic.
Updates waiting
Spot WordPress, plugin, or theme updates before visitors notice something broken.
Hosting basics
Disk space and similar signals when your site shares them — helpful when everything feels slow.
Optional refresh
If your host allows it, a quiet link can ask for a fresh status during very quiet periods.
Room to grow
Plans match how many sites you connect — grow when your portfolio does.
Why the app wins
Stop opening wp-admin just to see if you’re OK
WordPress admin is for real work at a keyboard — editing pages, plugins, settings. It was never meant to be your five-second “everything fine?” habit from a phone. WP Pulse sits on your home screen so you get a plain answer without pinching through menus in mobile Safari or digging up passwords again.
WP Pulse
WordPress admin
Daily “are we OK?”
One tap — short, plain-English status
On a phone it’s awkward: tiny controls, nested menus, scrolling panels — tolerable once in a while, tiring as a ritual
Built for your pocket
Native iPhone app — glanceable between meetings
Browser-based dashboard — fine at a desk; on mobile it’s easy to put off or bail halfway through a login
What you’re meant to see
Just enough to decide: relax, forward it, or book real work
Everything at once — powerful when you’re fixing things, noisy when you only wanted reassurance
Signing in
Face ID / Touch ID — feels like any app you already trust
Another password flow (sometimes 2FA) — friction that makes “I’ll check later” the default
Heavy site work
Not trying to replace wp-admin — hand deeper changes to whoever uses WordPress day to day
Still the right place for posts, plugins, and settings — usually when you’re at a computer and have time to focus
From your phone
The app, in motion
Real captures from a real device — tall frames, straight from an iPhone.
Getting started
Three steps — then WordPress becomes optional
You’ll open WP Pulse whenever you’re curious. Whoever manages your website only steps in at the beginning — or when you add another site.
1 · Sign up and add your site
Create your account on your iPhone and enter each website address. WP Pulse hands you simple instructions to send to your developer, agency, or hosting support.
2 · Add-on goes on WordPress
They download the official file from this website and install it like any normal WordPress extension. Pairing can be as easy as scanning a code — quick and drama-free.
3 · Reach for your phone — not wp-admin
Peace of mind moves to your home screen. Open WP Pulse when you want reassurance; save WordPress for real content and design work.
Trust
Security without the lecture
WP Pulse is built around straightforward signals — not remote control of your website.
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Encrypted in transit Your site talks to WP Pulse over HTTPS — the same baseline you’d expect from any serious web service.
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Minimal by design We focus on health and status summaries — not replacing your host, backups, or firewall stack.
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Standard WordPress path The add-on installs like any normal extension; hosting stays yours; uninstall if you ever change tools.
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Good passwords everywhere Strong credentials on WordPress and on WP Pulse — same habit as email or banking.
Questions
Straight answers
No fuss — the things people ask before they download.
Do I need to know WordPress?
Day to day, no. You only need the iPhone app. Someone who knows WordPress installs the add-on once (often your developer or host). After that, checking in is as simple as opening WP Pulse.
Will I still log into WordPress sometimes?
Only when you actually want to change content, design, or settings. For “is everything OK?” moments, WP Pulse is enough — that was the whole point.
Is my data handled carefully?
Your site talks to WP Pulse over an encrypted connection. We focus on status and health signals — not running your website for you. Use strong passwords on both WordPress and WP Pulse like you would anywhere else online.
What does it cost?
The iPhone app uses subscription plans based on how many sites you watch — you’ll see current prices inside the App Store when we’re live there. The WordPress add-on itself is a free download from this site.
Can I use this without an iPhone?
Today WP Pulse is built around the iPhone experience. A technical teammate can still use the same service from a browser dashboard if your organisation sets that up — but this website speaks to owners who want the app first.
Sending this to your web person?
Here’s the official WP Pulse Client package for WordPress. Your iPhone app and your website both use wppulse.ee — one consistent, secure place.