UpSnap Website Monitoring & Uptime Dashboard

UpSnap delivers real-time monitoring and actionable insights so you can detect downtime, performance issues, and security risks before they impact your users.

Core Monitoring Features:

• Reachability monitoring with uptime tracking, response times, HTTP status checks, and historical trends
• SSL/TLS certificate validation with expiry alerts and security checks
• Broken link scanning for internal and external URLs
• Google Lighthouse analysis with Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO scores
• Domain health checks including DNS validation and expiry monitoring
• Mixed content detection to identify insecure resources on HTTPS pages

Multi-Region Monitoring: Monitor your website from multiple global locations to detect regional downtime, latency issues, and real user impact across different geographies.

Public Status Page Monitoring: Create and share public status pages to display uptime, performance history, and live monitoring stats with your users or clients.

Incidents Lists & Reporting: Track monitoring incidents with detailed timelines, status history, recovery tracking, and per-monitor reporting for better visibility and troubleshooting.

Rich Notification Integrations: Get real-time alerts through multiple channels: Email, Slack, Discord, SMS, Telegram, Google Chat, Microsoft Teams, Webhooks, PagerDuty, Zapier, and more integrations coming soon.

Website Monitoring: Comprehensive website health monitoring including availability, performance checks, SSL status, and content integrity monitoring in one place.

UpSnap helps WordPress developers, agencies, and site owners maintain reliable, secure, and high-performing websites – all from a simple, integrated dashboard.

External services

1. This plugin integrates with the UpSnap API (https://api.upsnap.ai) to provide real-time website monitoring, uptime tracking, and performance analysis.

   Usage of this service is required for the plugin’s core functionality.

   • What data is sent:
     • Site URLs and server hostnames for reachability checks.
     • Authentication tokens to securely sync data with your UpSnap account.
     • Monitor configurations (e.g., check intervals, notification settings).
   • Why:
     • To perform global uptime checks from multiple regions.
     • To generate historical performance charts and response-time metrics.
     • To provide SSL/TLS expiry alerts and SEO/Lighthouse scoring.
   • Privacy & Terms:
     • Privacy Policy: https://upsnap.ai/privacy
     • Terms of Service: https://upsnap.ai/terms

2. ipapi (https://ipapi.co)

   • Purpose: Used once during initial plugin setup to resolve the administrator’s IP address to a country for localized monitoring telemetry.
   • Data Sent: The user’s IP address.
   • Privacy Policy: https://ipapi.co/privacy/

Privacy & Tracking

To help us improve our service and troubleshoot issues, this plugin collects a one-time installation telemetry payload when the dashboard is first opened by an administrator.

The following specific data is collected and sent to the UpSnap API securely: – Server Data: WordPress version, PHP version, Site URL, and plugin version. – Administrator Data: Email address, display name, and (if available in user meta) phone number and company name of the user who first accesses the dashboard. – Client/Browser Data: User-Agent (browser), OS platform, browser language, screen resolution, and local timezone. – Network Data: The user’s IP address, which is resolved to a country using the external ipapi.co service (as disclosed above).

This telemetry is collected strictly for diagnostic purposes, support enablement, and aggregated usage metrics.

Documentation

Full documentation: https://github.com/Appfoster/upsnap-docs/blob/master/wordpress/Home.md

Changelog (detailed)

See: https://github.com/Appfoster/upsnap-docs/blob/master/wordpress/changelog.md

Contact

Email: support@upsnap.ai Website: https://upsnap.ai/