Elevoire Orphaned Data Cleaner

Most WordPress plugins don’t clean up fully after themselves. Deactivate and delete a plugin, and it often leaves behind:

• Custom database tables
• Settings rows in wp_options
• Meta keys attached to your posts or users
• Scheduled cron jobs that fire forever into the void
• Transients that never expire cleanly

Over months and years, this debris accumulates and quietly bloats your database. Elevoire Orphaned Data Cleaner scans for exactly this kind of leftover and lets you remove it, one confirmed item at a time.

How it works

The plugin cross-references everything it finds against your currently installed plugins (active or not). If nothing installed matches a table, option, or meta key by name, it’s flagged as orphaned — with a confidence level so you know how sure the plugin is:

• High confidence — no installed plugin has ever existed with a matching name. Very safe to remove.
• Medium confidence — a loose name match wasn’t found, but naming conventions vary; worth a quick look before deleting.
• Low confidence — flagged conservatively; verify manually first.

Every deletion is logged with a snapshot of what was removed, so there’s always an audit trail.

Features

• Scans 6 categories: tables, options, post meta, user meta, cron jobs, transients
• Confidence-rated findings — never blind guesses
• One-click delete per item, with a confirmation dialog
• Step-by-step scan with a progress bar — safe even on large databases
• Every delete logged with a snapshot for manual recovery
• No settings to configure, no bloat — just scan and clean