Selective maintenance and service-status control for WordPress. Keep unaffected parts online with up to three independent Service Zones.
Alternatives to Plugin Activation Tracker
Plugins below are selected for functional relevance and current directory signals. Active-install counts do not affect this ranking.
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Displays the number of installed, activated, and deactivated plugins directly on your WordPress dashboard.
Track every change in WordPress: plugins, posts, pages, and CSS. Clean, searchable activity log. Lightweight and privacy-friendly.
Inspect WordPress, PHP, database, caching, SSL, and server health from one administrator-only dashboard.
This plugin saves each plugin's last activity time.
At-a-glance diagnostic and security info displayed on your site's plugin page about the plugins you have installed (both active and inactive).
Audit plugins, rate PHP and WordPress upgrade risk from the WordPress.org API, and export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or a Google Sheet.
A WordPress plugin that provides detailed information about currently installed plugins.
Tracks plugin activity, including activation, deactivation, addition, deletion, and updates, with date, time, and user information recorded.
Track who logs in and when — and receive instant email alerts for every login event.