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② 後台搜尋「Keepwatch – Site Health & Uptime Monitor」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Keepwatch shows the health of your site in one place: outdated plugins and themes, PHP fatal errors,
WordPress Site Health results, scheduled task (WP-Cron) problems, database and environment warnings.
If WooCommerce is active, store-specific checks (template overrides, failed or stuck scheduled actions, HPOS sync)
are added automatically. WooCommerce is not required.
Everything runs on your own site. Keepwatch does not need an account and sends nothing off-site by default.
Connecting to the optional WPXLab cloud (outside uptime checks, history, multi-site overview) is opt-in and
requires your explicit consent; see External services.
Features
Local dashboard under Tools → Keepwatch (no account required)
WordPress Dashboard widget with open issues at a glance
PHP fatal error capture with redacted paths and secrets
Change log of plugin, theme and WordPress updates; a fatal error that starts soon after an update is marked as a possible link
Core, plugin and theme update status
WordPress Site Health critical and recommended counts
WP-Cron overdue task detection (including DISABLE_WP_CRON sites)
“Discourage search engines” visibility warning
Environment checks: PHP support, HTTPS, debug display, memory limit, file editor
Database checks: autoload size, expired transients, approximate DB size
Server checks: disk space, OPcache, persistent object cache
Security signals: new administrators, role grants, plugin activate/deactivate
Inventory strip: WordPress/PHP/MySQL/WooCommerce/theme/plugin counts
Backup monitoring: is a backup plugin active and how old is the last completed backup
Optional WooCommerce module: failed and stuck Action Scheduler jobs, outdated template overrides, HPOS sync
Optional weekly summary and critical-issue emails via your site’s wp_mail (off by default)
Translation-ready: every string can be translated on translate.wordpress.org
External services
Keepwatch works fully without any external service. All checks run on your site.
Optional: WPXLab cloud (wpxlab.com). Nothing is sent unless an administrator pastes a connection code under
Tools → Keepwatch → WPXLab cloud and accepts the consent screen. When connecting, Keepwatch sends the site address,
an anonymous installation id, a public key and the WordPress, PHP and Keepwatch versions to
https://wpxlab.com/api/v1/keepwatch/enrollments. WPXLab then calls /wp-json/keepwatch/v1/verify on your site once
to confirm the address; the endpoint only answers during your own connect request. After that, Keepwatch sends a report
hourly through WP-Cron (never during page loads) to https://wpxlab.com/api/v1/keepwatch/reports: the id, status and
short headline of each check, plus WordPress, PHP, Keepwatch and WooCommerce versions. If WooCommerce is active, the
report also contains the number of placed orders and failed payments per hour for the last 7 days (totals only), used
for “orders stopped” and “failed payments spiking” alerts. It also contains the public addresses of the shop, cart, checkout and newest
product page, which the cloud opens from outside to check that they work. The report also lists the plugin, theme and
WordPress changes of the last 7 days (name, slug and version numbers) and, for PHP fatal errors, only a fingerprint,
the plugin or theme they came from and when they started; error messages and file paths stay on your site.
Check descriptions, user names,
file paths, e-mail and IP addresses are not sent; WooCommerce data never includes customer data. Reports are kept for
your plan’s history period and then deleted.
Only if an administrator also allows it (on the same screen, or later with “Allow sending”), the report includes the
installed plugins and themes (name, slug, version, active, available update) and four site metrics (PHP memory limit,
size of autoloaded options, database size, number of overdue scheduled tasks).
After a report, Keepwatch may fetch its settings from https://wpxlab.com/api/v1/keepwatch/config: only how often to
report and which of the optional data above to include. The settings are signed by WPXLab and applied only if the
signature checks out; WPXLab cannot run code, change files or read your database through this.
Disconnecting is one click and stops all sending immediately.
Service: WPXLab, https://wpxlab.com
Terms of service: https://wpxlab.com/terms
Privacy policy: https://wpxlab.com/privacy
Optional email alerts use your WordPress site’s normal mail configuration (wp_mail). That mail may be delivered by
whatever SMTP or hosting mail setup you already use; Keepwatch does not call a third-party API for those emails.
Privacy
Keepwatch stores data in your WordPress database (for example: recorded PHP fatal errors with redacted paths,
optional security-event notes, and your alert settings). Nothing is transmitted to WPXLab or any other third party
unless you connect the optional WPXLab cloud (see External services). Uninstalling Keepwatch removes the options it created.
Development
Source code ships inside the plugin zip (PHP and CSS only; no minified or obfuscated assets). There is no remote
update channel and no build step required to run the plugin.
