Cron job monitoring for WordPress. Know when a WP-Cron job fails, misses its run, or dies on a PHP fatal, with the error and an email alert.
Alternatives to Scheduled Jobs Dashboad Widget
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Editorial calendar with drag-and-drop, a grouped content overview, and a dashboard widget. Auto-fixes missed schedules. No bloat.
Shows on the dashboard whether your scheduled posts will actually be published, and publishes the ones WordPress missed.
Control the visibility of each widget easily based on date, time and weekday.
Control the periodical visibility of each widget based on weekdays within a yearly time period easily.
Fixes the WordPress "missed schedule" error. Posts that miss their scheduled time publish automatically via a lightweight cron job.
See all scheduled jobs, catch overdue tasks, run or pause events, and check cron health - lightweight, admin-only, 100% free.
Run WP-Cron on a real schedule. Scheduled posts, emails and backups run on time, even when nobody visits your site.
Tells a genuinely stuck WP-Cron apart from a quiet site that simply had no visitors -- instead of crying wolf, or saying nothing at all.
Monitor WP Cron health, detect stalled or missed cron jobs, and get actionable guidance to fix issues.