kanenas

Scans automatically, twice a day, all of your installed plugins against the WordPress Plugin Directory for outdated plugins and email an alert for update.
<h4>What k-OutDated Checker (k-OC) Does</h4>
k-OC stands for k-OutDated Checker. k-OC scans automatically, twice a day, all your installed plugins against the WordPress Plugin Directory for outdated plugins and email an alert for immediate update.
<h4>History</h4>
k-OC got its start when I had to maintain a lot of WordPress installations which their owners didn’t care much about maintenance and security.
<h4>Included Languages</h4>
<ul>
<li>English (default)</li>
<li>Greek (el)</li>
</ul>
If you want to help out, I have included the .pot file in /language folder. You can send them to nbran@kanenas.net

k-OutDated Checker (k-OC)

Scans automatically, twice a day, all your installed plugins against the WordPress Plugin Directory for outdated plugins and email alert for update.

aiordienow

AODN Changelog Logger keeps a complete audit trail of every update on your WordPress site — plugins, themes, and WordPress core. Know exactly what changed, when it changed, who changed it, and whether it was manual or an automatic update.
Perfect for: 
* Freelancers & agencies managing client sites — send monthly update reports in seconds. 
* Site owners who want to know why something broke after an update. 
* Developers maintaining strict version control and documentation. 
* Anyone running WP auto-updates who wants visibility into what’s happening.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Automatic logging — hooks into WordPress update events, nothing to configure</li>
<li>Tracks all update types — plugins, themes, and WordPress core</li>
<li>Version history — shows what version something was updated from and to</li>
<li>User attribution — know who triggered each update (or if it was auto-update)</li>
<li>Auto vs. Manual — distinguishes between manual updates and WordPress automatic background updates</li>
<li>Filter & search — filter by type, date range, or search by plugin/theme name</li>
<li>CSV export — export your log for client reports or record-keeping</li>
<li>Auto-purge — optionally auto-delete logs older than X days to keep the database clean</li>
<li>Lightweight — no external dependencies, no bloat, no tracking, no upsells</li>
</ul>
<h4>Usage</h4>
After activation, go to Changelog Logger in your WordPress admin menu. Updates will be logged automatically from that point forward. Use the filter bar to search or narrow down the log. Export as CSV anytime.

AODN Changelog Logger

Automatically logs every WordPress core, plugin, and theme update with version history, timestamps, and user attribution.

k-OutDated Checker (k-OC) vs AODN Changelog Logger