FOR AGENCIES. FOR SITE MANAGERS. FOR YOUR WEBSITES.

Client websites
under watch.
Care under control.

Monitor your whole portfolio, update connected WordPress sites, and coordinate your team’s work. digiWatcher connects website status, completed work, and client reports.

Discover a workspace for website care.

YOUR EVERYDAY WORKSPACE

digiWatcher’s real overview: uptime across the whole portfolio, websites that need attention, and recent events. Preview with sample data.View details in a new tab

01 / THE WHOLE PORTFOLIO

An overview that leads
to the next task.

Every website has its own status, history, and client. From a website’s card, go straight to an issue, an update, or work waiting for your team.

What’s happening now

Uptime, response time, and how they change. Cards or a table, depending on how you need to work.

What needs attention

Incidents, known vulnerabilities, and important dates in one shared overview.

What’s waiting for updates

Connected WordPress sites and their pending versions. From the portfolio straight to the next step.

02 / WORDPRESS UNDER CONTROL

Updates across websites.
With every step under control.

On ready sites, you can run plugin, theme, and core updates. A batch of the same item moves from site to site and, if an update fails, stops the remaining updates of that version.

Pending plugin, theme, and core updates across connected websites. For each item, you see the available versions and which sites are ready to update.View details in a new tab

Readiness first

See which sites can be updated and what’s blocking the others.

Step by step, site by site

Update the same item on selected ready sites.

The result stays visible

The progress and result of every operation are part of the overview.

Requires an up-to-date agent, updates enabled, and a compatible environment with direct file access. WordPress multisite isn’t supported.

03 / TEAMWORK

Issues get assigned.
Work stays connected.

Assign an incident, set its priority, and follow its resolution. Internal messages, time spent, and the outcome of the work stay with the specific issue.

An incident queue with priority, assignee, and work status. It connects to the record of services and licenses that need renewal.View details in a new tab

Priority and responsibilityInternal communication and timeResolution history

04 / CARE YOUR CLIENT CAN SEE

Your work
shows results.

Give clients access to their websites and shared care records. A report for a selected period combines operational data with the work you’ve done. It can also include WordPress status and successful updates made by digiWatcher.

Room for you and your clients

Client access brings together the status of assigned websites, shared care records, and a report for the chosen period.View details in a new tab

Only their websites

Assign specific websites to a client. Their access is read-only.

Only shared care

Internal discussions and time logs stay with your team. You decide which care records to share.

Results in context

Successful updates made by digiWatcher are recorded in the care history. The report connects them with operational data for the chosen period.

MONITORING THAT CONNECTS YOUR WORK

digiWatcher watches.
You decide.

Uptime and response time

Regular checks and outage history across your websites.

Certificates and renewals

SSL, domains, and manually tracked services with an owner and a renewal date.

Alerts where you work

Email, Slack, Telegram, and other channels. With quiet hours and scheduled maintenance.

FOR SOLO SITE MANAGERS AND AGENCY TEAMS

Plans that fit your portfolio.

Choose by the number of websites and what you need to monitor.
Monthly prices. Billed in CZK for now. Euro billing is coming.

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BEFORE YOU ADD YOUR FIRST WEBSITE

Start
with clarity.

Who is digiWatcher for?

For agencies and site managers who look after client websites long term. It combines a portfolio overview, monitoring, WordPress updates, incident handling, and client reports.

Do all websites have to run on WordPress?

No. You can monitor uptime, response time, and SSL for other websites too. For a plugin overview and WordPress updates, connect digiWatcher Agent.

Can digiWatcher run WordPress updates?

Yes, on ready sites with an up-to-date agent and write access enabled. Plugins, themes, and core can be updated manually. Optional automatic modes only run selected types of versions; major versions aren’t installed automatically.

What do I need for updates from digiWatcher?

An up-to-date connected agent, updates enabled, and a compatible WordPress with direct file access. WordPress multisite networks aren’t supported. digiWatcher shows which sites are ready and what’s blocking updates on the others.

What happens if an update fails verification?

A bulk batch stops the remaining updates of that version. For plugins and themes, it may try to put back the original files; this rollback doesn’t restore the database and isn’t available for WordPress core. That’s why your own backups still matter.

What will the client see?

Only the websites you give them access to, their status, and shared care records. Internal discussions and time logs on incidents stay with your team. A report can also be shared with a separate link.

ONE PLACE FOR THE NEXT STEP

Less searching.
More room for care.