Uptime monitoring, page health checks, and Wordfence security scans
Monitor site availability, scan every page for WordPress errors with evidence attached, and auto-check themes and plugins against active security vulnerabilities.
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Enable monitoring on a website
Open the client's Websites tab (or the global Websites page) and click 'Enable monitor' on the website's card. Checks start right away, and the card shows live uptime from then on. Monitoring can be paused or re-enabled any time from the website's monitoring page.
Real-time uptime checking
How often a site is checked depends on your plan: every 5 minutes on Free, every 3 minutes on Starter, and every 60 seconds on Growth and Scale. If a site fails to respond or returns a status code outside the 200-399 range, the incident is logged and, if configured, an alert fires to email/Slack.
Page health: scan every page, not just the homepage
On a website's monitoring page, open the Page health tab and turn it on. Destiny Manage then crawls the pages in the site's sitemap and scans each one for WordPress error signatures: the critical error screen, database connection failures, PHP warnings, memory limits, blank pages, and debug output visible to visitors. Each broken page appears as an issue with the URL, the error found, and when it was first seen; issues resolve automatically once the page checks healthy again. Frequency and per-site page limits depend on your plan: daily and 200 pages on Free, every 6 hours and 500 pages on Starter, every 2 hours and 2,000 pages on Growth, and hourly with 5,000 pages on Scale. Scheduled scans across all your sites also share a daily page pool (1,000 on Free, 12,000 on Starter, 60,000 on Growth, 200,000 on Scale, shown on your Usage page); when it is spent, scheduled scans pause until the daily reset. You can always run a check on demand with 'Run check now'.
Evidence on every broken page
On paid plans, a page that fails its health check is also rendered in a real browser to capture a screenshot and any JavaScript console errors. If the site runs connector plugin 1.2.0 or later, the exact server-side PHP error is captured too, including the file and plugin that caused it, without changing WP_DEBUG or touching the site's debug.log. Paid plans can additionally click 'Explain with AI' on any issue for a plain-English diagnosis and a recommended next step.
Automated vulnerability scanning
Destiny Manage integrates directly with the Wordfence Intelligence vulnerability database, refreshed roughly once a day. Each site's active WordPress core version, plugins, and themes are checked against it, and any match is surfaced on that site's Vulnerabilities tab.
Downtime diagnosis
When a site goes down, the incident records the HTTP status and error encountered, plus a screenshot taken at the time of failure - included in the email/Slack alert so you have a starting point before you even open the dashboard.