Faultwright

What it does

"The site was fine yesterday." Faultwright shows you what broke, when it started, which plugin is probably responsible, and what to do about it. No external account, no developer required.

Errors are grouped into issues, attributed to the plugin or theme that raised them, and shown on the same timeline as plugin activations, updates and settings changes, so the cause is usually one line above the effect.

Features

• PHP errors. Fatals, uncaught exceptions and warnings with file, line and a trimmed stack trace. An optional one-file early loader catches fatals raised while other plugins start up.
• JavaScript errors. A 1.5 KB collector with no cookies or dependencies reports browser errors, attributed to the plugin or theme that shipped the script. Extension noise is filtered out.
• Cron health. A dead WP-Cron, overdue events, events whose plugin was removed, and scheduled jobs that crash.
• Email and update failures. Every wp_mail failure and SMTP-plugin error, plugin, theme and core updates that could not be installed, and plugins that crash on activation.
• Plain-English explanations. Each issue gets what it means, the likely cause, what to try and when to call a developer or the host. Optional AI explanations with your own API key for anything unmatched.
• Notifications and privacy. Daily digest or instant email for critical issues, retention limits, IP hashing, and a kill switch constant for wp-config.php.