monitorcat

Monitor.Cat is a lightweight WordPress toolkit that helps you understand and improve your site’s SEO, performance, and system health — all from one beautiful dashboard.
No external services required. Everything runs locally on your WordPress installation. No accounts to create, no API keys to configure, no data leaves your site.
<h4>SEO Analysis</h4>
Scan any post or page for SEO issues with 10 built-in analyzers:
<ul>
<li>Meta tags — Title and description length, presence, and uniqueness</li>
<li>Open Graph — OG and Twitter Card tag verification</li>
<li>Heading hierarchy — H1-H6 structure validation</li>
<li>Image alt text — Coverage analysis across all images</li>
<li>Schema.org — Structured data detection</li>
<li>Links — Internal and external link analysis</li>
<li>XML Sitemap — Sitemap availability check</li>
<li>Robots.txt — Search engine visibility verification</li>
<li>Canonical URLs — Duplicate content prevention</li>
<li>Readability — Content readability scoring</li>
</ul>
<h4>Speed Optimization</h4>
Analyze and improve your site’s loading performance:
<ul>
<li>Page weight — HTML size and resource analysis</li>
<li>Image optimization — WebP availability and lazy loading check</li>
<li>Asset audit — CSS/JS file count and render-blocking detection</li>
<li>Database cleanup — Remove revisions, auto-drafts, spam, and expired transients</li>
<li>Caching — Object cache, page cache, and browser cache detection</li>
<li>Compression — GZIP/Brotli compression verification</li>
<li>Response time — Server TTFB measurement</li>
</ul>
<h4>System Diagnostics</h4>
Comprehensive environment information at a glance:
<ul>
<li>PHP version, extensions, and configuration</li>
<li>WordPress version, debug settings, and constants</li>
<li>Database server info and table statistics</li>
<li>Web server, disk space, and SSL status</li>
<li>Active plugins and theme details</li>
<li>Health checks: cron, REST API, permalinks, file permissions</li>
</ul>
<h4>Coming Soon</h4>
Additional modules are in development:
<ul>
<li>Security — Login protection and hardening</li>
<li>Backup — Scheduled database and file backups</li>
<li>SMTP — Mail configuration and testing</li>
<li>Redirect Manager — URL redirect management</li>
<li>Scanner — Malware and integrity scanning</li>
</ul>

Monitor.Cat

SEO analysis, speed optimization, and diagnostics toolkit for WordPress. All-in-one site health from one dashboard.

OtterFixer

OtterFixer AI Bot Tracker logs front-end requests that match common AI/LLM crawler user-agents such as: 
– GPTBot 
– ChatGPT-User 
– ClaudeBot 
– PerplexityBot 
– Google-Extended
It is designed to be simple and honest: 
– No ads 
– No bloat 
– No tracking of real visitors
Important: The plugin only logs requests that match known bot user-agent patterns. If a real visitor spoofs a bot user-agent, they could be logged as well.
What is stored: 
– UTC time 
– Bot name 
– Page path 
– Anonymised IP (IPv4 last octet is zeroed, IPv6 is shortened) 
– Full user-agent string
Nothing is sent anywhere. Data stays in your WordPress database.
Where to find it: 
Tools → OtterFixer AI Bot Tracker
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Visit Tools → AI Bot Tracker.</li>
<li>Leave it running and check back whenever you want.</li>
<li>When AI bots visit your site, you will see totals, a breakdown by bot, and the most recent hits.</li>
</ol>
Tip: If you have zero hits, it usually just means no matching crawler has visited yet.
<h3>How can I test it?</h3>
You can simulate a bot hit by loading any front-end URL with a matching user-agent.
Example (replace YOUR-SITE-URL with your home page URL):
curl -A “GPTBot” “YOUR-SITE-URL”

OtterFixer AI Bot Tracker

A lightweight plugin that logs visits from common AI/LLM crawler user-agents and shows a simple report in wp-admin.

Monitor.Cat vs OtterFixer AI Bot Tracker