Detect PHP error spikes, recurring patterns, request impact and source-version changes with grouped local diagnostics.
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Automatically detects and deactivates plugins that cause PHP fatal or parse errors during activation or update to prevent site crashes.
Receive email notifications when errors occur on your WordPress site.
Find the plugin or theme that broke your site. Culprit catches fatal errors and white screens and names the culprit in plain English.
Catches PHP fatal errors on your site, tells you exactly which plugin or theme caused them, and emails you immediately.
Branded pages for the screens WordPress shows when it breaks: database connection errors, fatal PHP errors and the update notice.
Logs fatal errors, memory crashes, and exceptions swallowed by other plugins, with SQL, memory, file/line, and the plugin involved.
Detects fatal errors during plugin activation and helps admins identify and safely resolve plugin conflicts without automatic actions.
Get real-time notifications for PHP fatal errors sent to your webhook (Slack, Discord, etc.). Never miss a critical site issue again.
Counts recurring PHP fatal errors per plugin and automatically deactivates the broken plugin before it keeps your whole site down.