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Indetpha Data Health

Find database bloat, inspect tables, check security, clean up clutter and export your WordPress database from one clear dashboard.

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Tested up to WordPress 7.1
Current version2.1.1
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 7.1
Minimum stackWP 6.2 · PHP 8.0
Directory statusactive
Last directory update28 Oct 20265d ago
Active installationsNewAdoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records Indetpha Data Health version 2.1.1 as active, updated 5d ago and tested up to WordPress 7.1.

Overview

About this plugin

Know what is happening inside your WordPress database — and what to do about it.

Slow queries, bloated options, expired transients and neglected tables can quietly accumulate. Indetpha Data Health brings your database into focus with visual health checks, practical maintenance tools, table inspection, security guidance and straightforward exports — all inside WordPress.

No command line. No hunting through database utilities. Just a clearer picture of your site’s data and the tools to act on it.

See problems before they grow

The colour-coded Database Health dashboard highlights issues worth investigating:

  • Autoload bloat — spot oversized autoloaded options that may affect performance.
  • Expired transients — find temporary records that are no longer needed.
  • Table overhead — identify space that may be recoverable.
  • Orphaned post meta — uncover metadata left behind by deleted posts.
  • MyISAM tables — identify older table engines.
  • Missing indexes — flag potential indexing issues for further review.

Explore your tables

Browse WordPress Core, Plugin and Other tables in a visual overview. Check size, row counts and storage engines, then inspect table contents and column structures without leaving the dashboard.

Clean up with confidence

Repair tables, review autoloaded options and purge expired transients using the Optimise panel. Understand what you are changing before making database maintenance decisions.

Export your database

Export your WordPress database in SQL, ZIP or GZ format. Download a copy or email an export to yourself. Review export history to see what was created and when.

Check your site’s security environment

Run a 10-point environment scan with explanations and practical fix guidance. Potentially risky changes are clearly marked so you know when to make a backup first.

Tailor the dashboard

Adjust health thresholds, export preferences, browsing limits and scan settings. Preview how threshold changes affect health results before saving.

Go further with Pro

  • Export selected tables instead of the entire database.
  • Send exports to Dropbox, Google Drive or your own S3 storage (Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2 and other S3-compatible services).
  • Schedule daily, weekly or monthly exports with retention controls.
  • Act on security findings: see which plugin owns each item and exactly what matched, trust what is yours until it changes, and have changed plugin files checked against the official WordPress.org release.
  • Bulk-optimise tables and clean orphaned post metadata.
  • Generate PDF security, database overview and export receipt reports.
  • Receive email alerts about database health and security changes.

Privacy by design: Database analysis and maintenance run locally on your WordPress installation. Indetpha does not transmit site data externally unless you explicitly configure an external export destination.

Important: Database exports do not include themes, plugins, uploads or WordPress core files. Keep separate backups of your site files.

Free Feature Summary

  • Visual database health checks and issue indicators.
  • Table browser with structure and row inspection.
  • Expired transient cleanup, table repair and options inspection.
  • Full database export in SQL, ZIP and GZ formats, including email delivery.
  • Security environment checks with guidance.
  • Configurable thresholds, export settings and scan preferences.

Pro Feature Summary

  • Selective exports, delivery to Dropbox, Google Drive or S3 storage, and scheduled exports.
  • Security findings you can act on (ownership, matched text, Trust, WordPress.org file checks), bulk optimisation and orphan cleanup.
  • PDF reporting and email alerts.

Uninstall

When you delete Indetpha Data Health from the Plugins screen, the uninstall script automatically removes all plugin data stored in your WordPress database, including:

  • Licence key and validation data
  • Export history log
  • All plugin settings (health thresholds, export format, cloud destination settings)
  • Dropbox, Google Drive and S3 connection details and upload folders
  • Developer licence and authentication records (if present)
  • Cached health check and authentication transients

The uninstall script does not delete:

  • Export files you have already downloaded to your computer
  • Any site content (posts, pages, users, WooCommerce data, etc.)
  • Any files stored in Dropbox, Google Drive or your S3 bucket — remove these manually if needed

Indetpha Data Health does not create custom database tables; all plugin data is stored in wp_options and is fully cleaned up on uninstall.

Disclaimer

Indetpha Data Health exports your WordPress database only. It does not back up WordPress core files, themes, plugins, or uploaded media. A database export can be used to restore your data but cannot restore a full WordPress site on its own.

Always maintain independent backups of your site files.

Indetpha Data Health is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind. Rob Snow / Rob Art | Illustration accepts no responsibility or liability for data loss, site downtime, failed exports, or any damage arising from the use of this plugin. You are solely responsible for maintaining adequate backups and verifying that any database operation is appropriate for your environment before executing it.

The Security panel performs a configuration check only. It is not a full security audit, penetration test, or malware scan.

External Services

The free version of Indetpha Data Health is fully self-contained: it performs all

database health checks, table inspection, cleanup, optimisation and export locally

on your own server and does not send your data anywhere.

The only outbound connection the free version can make is a link you click yourself:

Lemon Squeezy (checkout — link only)

The “Upgrade to Pro” / “Get Pro” buttons link to the plugin’s checkout page hosted

com). Nothing is sent

automatically; the link opens in your browser only when you choose to click it.

Lemon Squeezy is the payment processor for the Pro upgrade.

com/privacy

The following services are used ONLY by the separate Pro add-on (not included in

this free download) and only when you configure or activate them:

Rob Art licence server (Pro only)

When you activate or deactivate a Pro licence, the Pro add-on contacts the Rob Art

eu to verify your licence key. Only your licence

key, plugin slug and site URL are transmitted — no visitor data, site content or

database information. This happens only on manual activation/deactivation and a

periodic validity re-check.

eu/privacy-policy/

org plugin checksums (Pro only)

When the security scan finds recently changed plugin files, the Pro add-on downloads the

org to

confirm the files match the released plugin. Only the plugin’s slug and version number are

requested; nothing about your site is sent. Each list is cached, so it is fetched once per

plugin version.

org/about/privacy/

Dropbox (Pro only, optional)

If you connect Dropbox in the Pro add-on, your database exports are uploaded

directly to your own Dropbox account using your authenticated connection.

com/terms

Google Drive (Pro only, optional)

If you connect Google Drive in the Pro add-on, your database exports are uploaded

directly to your own Google Drive. Indetpha only has access to the folders and files it

file permission), never the rest of your Drive.

com/terms

Rob Art connection service (Pro only, when connecting Dropbox or Google Drive)

Dropbox and Google send their one-time sign-in code to a single fixed address at

eu, which passes it straight back to your site. For Google

Drive, your site also asks this service to exchange that code, and to renew the access

key about once an hour, because Google requires the app’s private key for those steps

and that key must not be shipped inside the plugin. Nothing is stored or logged, and no

site content or database data is sent.

eu/privacy-policy/

S3 storage (Pro only, optional)

If you set up S3 storage in the Pro add-on, your database exports are uploaded directly to

the bucket you choose, at the storage provider you choose (for example Amazon S3, Cloudflare

R2, DigitalOcean Spaces or Backblaze B2), using the access key you enter. Nothing passes

through Rob Art’s servers. See your provider’s privacy policy and terms, for example

com/privacypolicy/

Support

For documentation, guides, and FAQs visit the Help & Documentation page.

For bug reports or feature requests, please use the support forum on the plugin page or contact us via the Indetpha Data Health plugin page.

WordPress.org metadata

Plugin tags

Topics listed for this plugin in the WordPress.org directory.

  • backup
  • database
  • export
  • health
  • optimise
Compatibility & maintenance

Compatibility & maintenance

Tested with WP 7.1

Marked as tested with the current WordPress 7.1 release.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to7.1
Minimum requirementsWordPress 6.2 · PHP 8.0
Update activity28 Oct 20265d ago

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Changes recorded by WP PlugIndex

Recent tracked changes

Version2.1.02.1.1
WordPress compatibility7.1.37.1.4
Version2.0.102.1.0
Version2.0.92.0.10
WordPress compatibility7.1.27.1.3
Version2.0.82.0.9
Version2.0.72.0.8
WordPress compatibility7.17.1.2
Version2.0.62.0.7
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