Manage Your WordPress Sites
From Your Pocket
Almost everything you can do in the panel is on your phone. If a site goes down, malware turns up or an update is waiting, you hear about it in a notification — and you deal with it from the same screen.
Not a shrunken-down panel
The app runs on the same API as the web panel. What you see on the phone is exactly what you see in the panel, and anything you do shows up on both sides at once.
Sites
Every site with its version and status. Sign in to any of them with one tap.
Updates
See plugin, theme and core updates, then apply them one by one or all together.
Backups
Start a new backup, list the existing ones, open the details or delete them.
Security
Scan status and a scored report. Malware, vulnerabilities and permission findings.
Performance
Page score and load time. Refresh the measurement by hand for an instant result.
Uptime
Availability history and response times. If a site drops, you hear first.
Scheduled tasks
Create a task, change its schedule, or run it now without waiting its turn.
Broken links
Which link on which page is broken, and what error code it returns.
Task board
Move Kanban cards, open new work, close what is finished.
Code snippets
Add, edit and toggle snippets. No FTP needed.
Staff
Add a team member, change their permissions, cut access instantly.
Support tickets
Open a ticket, reply, close it and rate the resolution. All from the app.
What does it look like?
The three most opened screens. The data is sample, the layout is real.
Critical actions get approved from your phone
When you start something irreversible in the panel — deleting a site, changing a password, switching off two-factor — it does not run straight away. A notification lands on your phone: approve it and it runs, reject it and it is cancelled.
So even if someone gets into the panel, they cannot finish a critical action on their own.
It tells you when something happens
Some things you need to know before you next open the panel: a site went down, malware showed up, a backup failed. Each of these is its own notification type that you can switch on or off.
You choose which type reaches you through which channel in the app's notification settings. What should stay quiet stays quiet.
Your account is managed from the app too
Sign-in, sessions, two-factor, notification preferences. Without opening the panel.
Two-factor authentication
Switch it on or off from the app. Switching it off needs a separate approval.
Active sessions
See which device is signed in from where, and end the ones you do not want.
Apple, Google, GitHub
Sign in without typing a password. All three providers work in the app.
Notification settings
Toggle every notification type separately. What you do not need never arrives.
The app is free and works with every plan, the free one included. iOS 15 and up, Android.