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2.2.12

Multilingual portal, OpenRouter & Hermes BYO, and smarter AI Chat live work

Run the dashboard in your language, connect OpenRouter or Hermes as first-class BYO providers, and ask in plain language for live site work — with clear unlocks when more power is required

This release focuses on how you work with SiteSkite every day: the UI language, which AI keys you bring, and how AI Chat finishes real work on a linked site — pausing only when you need to unlock more power.

Multilingual SiteSkite portal
  • Choose your account language under Settings → Language (or /language).
  • Supported locales: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, and Arabic (including RTL where applicable).
  • Portal language is separate from each linked WordPress site’s language in Site Info.
OpenRouter & Hermes as BYO AI providers
  • OpenRouter and Hermes are first-class provider families in Settings → AI Assistant → Provider Settings — not only via a generic custom OpenAI base URL.
  • Use gateway-style model slugs (for example provider/model), your own API key, and the default OpenRouter or Hermes API base.
  • Works with AI Chat, AI Site Studio, and other assistant workflows that already support Bring Your Own AI.
  • You are billed by OpenRouter or Hermes directly; SiteSkite does not resell those tokens.
Improved — AI Chat on the live site
  • Ask in your plain language — your AI assistant can finish real work on the live site (forms, pages, edits), and only pauses with a clear “unlock” moment when you need to allow more power.
  • SiteSkite portal AI can check MCP status and Advanced Power Tools / read-only ceilings, so chat can guide you when SiteSkite AI MCP must be turned on in Connect, or offer one-click allow-edits / Advanced Power Tools when those are the only blockers.
  • Clearer AI instructions for forms — if WPForms or another form plugin is already installed, AI uses Advanced Power Tools instead of asking you to install Contact Form 7.
  • Clearer site overview controls so language, SSL, and Edit with AI sit with the rest of your Site Info and power-tools row.
Fixed
  • On-demand backups no longer leave the schedule callback marked as on-demand, so later automatic backups stay tagged as automatic.
Improved
  • PHP 7.4 compatibility.
Docs
  • New knowledge base: Multilingual SiteSkite Portal, Connect OpenRouter or Hermes as a BYO AI Provider, and Edit Linked Sites Live with SiteSkite AI Chat.
2.2.11

Reports that prove the work, blueprints that bring leads, and a brand for every client

Plugin 2.2.11 and the portal updates in this release — send proof of your work from your own domain, turn any build into a live demo that collects leads, and give every agency you serve its own plugin brand

This note groups SiteSkite plugin 2.2.11 (10 October) with the portal updates for reports, blueprints, white label and custom domains. Update the plugin to 2.2.11 for the new Info tab in Site controls.

Reports clients actually read
  • Reports has its own page with a side menu for Schedule, Activity and Custom Domains, and a seven-step builder in place of the old popup.
  • Start from seven layouts, from a two-page Minimal summary to a full Comprehensive audit, and print in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch or Turkish with the date and time format your client uses.
  • Custom sections for the work automation can’t see. Add tasks with a status (Done, In progress or Planned), a date and the time spent, and SiteSkite totals the hours as cards or a table.
  • Drag sections into order and edit every heading and intro. Sites without Google connected skip the Google sections on their own.
  • Personalise the subject and message with merge fields such as [[Firstname]], [[Uptime Percentage]] and [[Last Backup Date]].
  • Name the PDF with the site domain, report name, date or period, for example northwind.com-report-2026-10-01.pdf, and turn on “Send me a copy” to get what your client gets.
  • Reports are built in the background, so a large portfolio no longer holds up the page or the server.
  • Activity logs every report generated or emailed, with the site, period and PDF size. Filter by in progress, completed or failed, and retry a failed send in one click. PDFs stay downloadable for 30 days and the history for 90.
  • Select several reports and delete them together.
  • Signature images accept PNG and JPG only, checked on upload.
Custom Domains — your address on reports and demos
  • Sending Domains is now Custom Domains in Settings, one place for every domain you own. Add up to 10.
  • Verify a domain and reports and blueprint login emails send from an address like reports@youragency.com, with your sender name.
  • Each report can send from a different domain, so every client hears from the brand they know.
  • Run blueprint sandboxes on your own domain. Prove ownership with a TXT record, point the subdomain at SiteSkite, and keep HTTPS in your hands, through Cloudflare or by uploading your own certificate.
  • Until a domain is verified, everything keeps running on SiteSkite’s defaults, so a slow DNS change never holds up a report or a demo.
  • Custom domains are part of the paid plans, alongside white label.
Blueprints that turn visitors into leads
  • Each public blueprint gets a launch page in your brand. Pick a Classic, Showcase or Minimal layout, upload your logo, choose the header (SiteSkite’s, your logo, your title, or none), and start from one of seven colour themes.
  • Add up to six highlights and an eight-image screenshot gallery with captions, with a live desktop and mobile preview as you type.
  • Ask visitors for an email: off, optional or required. Every launch appears in Launches with the email, traffic source and consent.
  • Overview shows visitors, launches, visitor-to-launch rate, leads, live sandboxes and average launch time over 7, 30 or 90 days, plus a five-step funnel from page view to WordPress login.
  • Tracked links for each channel or campaign, grouped by source including utm_source, and a branded launch button to paste into your site or docs.
  • Write the email visitors get with their login details, and send it from your own domain.
  • Send leads to Mailchimp, or to Zapier, Make, n8n or your CRM with webhooks signed with HMAC-SHA256. Send a test event and check the last 50 deliveries.
  • Each launch starts its own isolated sandbox, with live stages and an elapsed timer while it builds. Whatever a visitor changes never touches your blueprint.
  • Private blueprint links need you to sign in. Public links work for anyone.
  • The blueprint list shows each package’s size, running sandboxes and launches over the last 14 days. A failed package can be retried without starting over.
  • Deleting a blueprint removes its stored package and gallery images. Sandboxes already launched from it run until their time is up.
White label for every agency you serve
  • Create a branding profile for each agency, brand or client: a private name only you see, plus the plugin name, description, author name and author link their sites show.
  • A live preview shows exactly how the plugin row will read on the WordPress Plugins screen.
  • Search and filter your sites, select as many as you need, and apply a profile in one go. SiteSkite reports the result for every site.
  • Edit a profile and SiteSkite flags each site still showing the old version, with one click to update them all.
  • Mark a default profile, and return any site to the standard SiteSkite branding in one step.
  • Stealth Mode status now reads back from each site, so the switch always shows what the site is actually doing.
Site controls — plugin 2.2.11
  • New: See your site’s server details in Site controls → Info: PHP version and limits, extensions, database, WordPress settings, theme and plugins, media support, folders, and configuration. Copy them all with one click when you contact your host or a developer.
  • Improved: “Disable all plugins” keeps SiteSkite switched on even when it sits in a differently named folder, and keeps the SQLite database plugin on for sites that run on it, so the site stays online.
  • Add a plugin or theme from a refreshed screen. Queue several, choose whether to activate them, and install from the console bar without a second confirmation.
Teams & workspaces
  • Invites waiting for an answer are labelled pending, and the person who sent them is notified when they’re accepted.
  • Granting or revoking a site reaches the teammate right away, with a notification on their side.
  • Pause a teammate’s access in one click without removing them, and search sites by name when choosing what they can reach. Disconnected sites stay out of the list.
  • Several workspace invitations show together on sign-in, ready to accept or decline.
2.2.1

Site controls: security, cache, tracking, custom code & a lean database

Plugin 2.2.1 and the portal updates in this release — retire the plugins installed for one small job, put staging beside production, and run the portal from your phone

This note groups SiteSkite plugin 2.2.1 (10 October) with the portal updates published in the 10 October news. Update the plugin to 2.2.1 to open the new Site controls on each site.

Close the doors bots try first
  • Security switches in Site controls → Security. Each starts off, and turning one off puts the site back the way it was.
  • Hide the WordPress version from the site’s code.
  • Block user lookups, so bots can’t collect usernames. Author pages send visitors to the homepage.
  • Show one general message on a failed login.
  • Turn off the theme and plugin code editor inside wp-admin.
  • Stop other websites from showing the site inside a frame, while SiteSkite previews keep working.
  • Turn off XML-RPC. Leave it on when the site uses Jetpack or the WordPress mobile app.
The page visitors see, and the speed they get
  • Three designed maintenance pages beside the standard WordPress message, with your title, message, color, contact email, social links, and a live desktop and mobile preview.
  • A Coming soon page for sites that haven’t launched yet.
  • Clear every cache with one click. SiteSkite finds WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, NitroPack, W3 Total Cache, the host’s server cache, or Redis and clears each one.
  • Performance shows the PageSpeed filmstrip — about ten frames of the page loading — inside a phone or browser frame.
Tracking and custom code, without another plugin
  • Add Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, or Microsoft Clarity by pasting the ID. Admin visits can stay out of the stats.
  • SiteSkite points out when another plugin already adds tracking, so each visit is counted once.
  • Verify the site with Google Search Console, Bing, Pinterest, and Facebook.
  • Up to 20 named header, body, or footer snippets, each with its own on and off switch.
  • Add ?siteskite-safe=1 to a page address to load it without your custom code.
A lean database
  • Database cleanup counts old revisions, unsaved drafts, trash, spam comments, expired temporary data, and leftover data before you clean, then optimizes the tables in the same run.
  • Choose how many revisions WordPress keeps for each post and page.
  • Turn comments on or off for the whole site. Existing comments stay saved.
Staging beside production
  • + Add Staging → SiteSkite starts a staging site on the instant sandbox, with the SiteSkite plugin installed and linked to the same project, then offers a production backup restore.
  • Production and Staging switch from one pill at the top of the site.
  • A countdown ring shows how long the staging sandbox has left, visible from the Production tab too.
  • The plugins that keep a SiteSkite sandbox running stay protected from accidental deactivation.
Portal & dashboard
  • Site controls opens every site tool from one panel, including client reports under Settings.
  • The site switcher shows each site’s status, with WP Admin and the site preview one click away.
  • Add a theme or plugin from the repository, an upload, or a URL, or add a user by role, from the Add row in Site Info.
  • Sites and Projects switch from one pill with the count inside each tab.
  • The portal fits phone and tablet screens, with stacked cards and navigation within reach of your thumb.
  • Background sync keeps a steady schedule, so adding a site leaves the rest of the account untouched.
Fixed
  • Turning debug mode on from SiteSkite now works on every site.
2.2.0

Safe tests, client proof, and an MCP toolkit that can undo

Plugin 2.1.7 through 2.2.0, plus the portal updates in this release — try a change off the live site, enter as the right admin, and read the proof clients already ask for

This note groups the SiteSkite plugin releases of 12–22 September (2.1.7, 2.1.8, and 2.2.0) with the portal updates published in the 4 October news.

Try the change before it touches the live site
  • Sandboxes start in an isolated Docker container in about 2 seconds, down from 45 seconds to a minute. The experiment stays in that container.
  • Open wp-admin inside the sandbox. Start a full WordPress site, or install one plugin when the question is smaller than that.
  • An Elementor add-on brings Elementor. A WooCommerce add-on brings WooCommerce. SiteSkite follows the requirement WordPress publishes, and a heuristic still recognizes the famous parent plugins when the author leaves it out.
  • From AI Site Studio, connect GitHub once. One click after that creates a new private repository under your account and pushes the generated site onto main.
  • DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Gemini 3.8, and GPT-6 Astra are in the model list beside Claude and ChatGPT.
The right administrator, and a lock on your own login
  • Multi-admin Login As — from the SiteSkite portal, pick which WordPress administrator to enter as, and you land in wp-admin as that user. The default is still one click when you already know.
  • Safer one-click WP Admin login from the portal.
  • Turn on an authenticator app, and add a passkey, on the account that opens every client site.
Hear the work, at the pace you choose
  • Notifications are live. Monitor status, backups, and the rest of the activity show up while the job is running.
  • Set how often one site is checked, and set the default for the whole account — from 2 minutes to an hour. On the free plan it stays at 15 minutes.
  • The same monitor settings decide how long a site must stay down before an alert is sent.
The numbers a client already asks for
  • Performance on a connected site shows Google Core Web Vitals, with the opportunities that move them.
  • Connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics in Integrations. More than one Google account is supported, and each site can point at its own property.
  • Those connections can go into the report, so the monthly note already holds search and analytics.
MCP that can undo — plugin 2.2.0
  • Reversible writes return an undo token. Reverse the last operation for about 72 hours.
  • Logs & Roll Back tracks mutating actions into a change log, with session undo from the admin tab and from MCP.
  • Share a draft, pending, or private post through an expiring, noindex preview link.
  • Elementor tools for the page you already have: outline, clone, find and replace text, swap images, list widgets and templates, insert a block, and apply a template. They compose onto an existing page.
  • Divi tools for status, outline, find and replace, and clone. ACF tools for field groups and field values.
  • Core helpers for find and replace in posts, revisions, and comment moderation.
  • WooCommerce catalog tools for products, coupons, customers, and orders. Form inboxes for WPForms entries (Pro) and Contact Form 7 messages via Flamingo.
  • Read BuddyPress and BuddyBoss members, groups, and activity. MonsterInsights reports when the site is connected to Google Analytics.
  • Ops hooks for Redirection, a W3 Total Cache purge, Solid Security status, and the UpdraftPlus backup list.
Connect the assistant you already use — 2.1.7 and 2.1.8
  • On the AI MCP Connect tab, choose Site MCP for this WordPress site or Platform MCP for the hosted SiteSkite connector. It defaults to Site MCP even when an API key is linked.
  • ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor cards show a Connected badge when that app already has access. Settings layout is clearer.
  • Overall MCP performance and security improvements in 2.1.8.
  • ChatGPT can still discover the connector when a host blocks /.well-known/. Metadata is served under the SiteSkite REST route and advertised in the login challenge.
  • Agent discovery documents for MCP and skills, and a Browser Agents toggle for logged-in visitors.
2.1.6

Hardened remote security, User-Agent fix & WordPress 7.1

Stronger practices for remote management and logging, outbound HTTP that no longer breaks other plugins, and compatibility tested with WordPress 7.1

Improved
  • Hardened advanced security practices for remote management and logging.
  • Compatibility tested with WordPress 7.1.
Fixed
  • Outbound HTTP User-Agent is no longer rewritten for other plugins (for example, WP Rocket license checks blocked by Cloudflare).
2.1.5

Edit with AI, MCP playbooks, Studio publish & monitor controls

Manage and talk to WordPress in one place — edit live sites through conversation, publish AI builds to connected hosts, and keep the portal trustworthy at scale

Edit with AI on live WordPress
  • Work on live sites through conversation — pages, plugins, Elementor, WooCommerce, and forms without jumping between a dozen tabs.
  • Click any text or section, describe the change in plain language, and send feedback to Chat with page context — no code or settings hunting.
SiteSkite MCP & custom skills
  • Platform Hybrid MCP — on-site WordPress abilities and cloud portal tools in one connector.
  • Upload custom MCP Skills through SiteSkite Link so the assistant follows your agency playbooks instead of generic defaults.
AI models & Site Studio
  • Added Gemini 3.6, GPT 5.6, and DeepSeek V4 Flash — pick the model that fits the job.
  • Publish from AI preview to any connected WordPress site in one click — your host, your client’s host, or another server.
  • Download complete sites as a portable ZIP (database.sql + wp-content) for manual import, backup, or client handoff.
  • AI Sandbox credits across a rolling 24-hour window — deleting a sandbox does not return the credit; allowance refreshes as the window rolls.
Monitor, recovery & alerts
  • Notification frequency control — tell Monitor how often to alert so updates do not become noise.
  • Monitor detail visual overhaul — cleaner, faster to read at a glance.
  • Recovery Mode gets its own tab on the front end when a site is down.
  • Configure security, site-change, Slack, and email recipient alerts from one place.
Portal & dashboard
  • Realtime backup progress visible on the site listing view.
  • Cleaner site listing UX and improved linked-sites update sync — plugin and theme status you can trust again.
Fixed
  • Compatibility with older PHP versions used by some hosts.
Improved
  • Better backup cron reliability on more hosting environments.
  • Smoother backup continuation on sites with stricter cache or security rules.
2.1.4

MCP quick-start menu for common site jobs

Jump straight into Elementor, WooCommerce, SEO, and blog work from one MCP entry point

New
  • SiteSkite MCP opens with a short menu of jobs for your site — Elementor builds, WooCommerce coupons and products, SEO, and blog posts.
2.1.3

WordPress AI MCP improvements

Smoother AI-driven edits and operations on live WordPress sites

Improved
  • WordPress AI MCP.
2.0.11

Security alerts, smarter MCP AI & multi-page Site Studio

Know the second a site changes, operate WordPress from one AI connection, and build multi-page sites — including WooCommerce

Security alerts & site change notifications
  • Real-time alerts when plugins or themes are installed, activated, updated, deleted, or rolled back — plus vulnerability detection notifications.
  • New Security Alerts settings page — choose what to watch (Core, Plugins, Themes), set email recipients, and send alerts to Slack.
  • Cleaner email templates with clearer summaries, so you know what changed before you open the dashboard.
SiteSkite MCP — one AI connection
  • Connect at mcp.siteskite.com, sign in with SiteSkite, then Quick Connect to Claude or ChatGPT — no messy per-site setup for everyday use.
  • Per-site control: Off, WordPress AI (edit the live site), or Platform AI (backups, sandboxes, Studio, and more). Only one mode at a time.
  • WordPress AI handles real site work — create and edit pages, Elementor & WPBakery, Gutenberg, menus, plugins, and Contact Form 7 — without using SiteSkite AI Site Studio credits for those live edits.
  • Ask your assistant to create a WordPress site — theme and homepage are built and dropped onto a live sandbox preview.
  • Built-in and optional platform skills, plus upload your own .md playbooks so the AI follows your agency’s way of working.
  • Smarter welcome when you name a site — chat already knows the site is linked and offers clear next actions (Elementor, pages, Woo, forms, backups, and more).
  • Bring your own AI keys or use SiteSkite-powered credits — clearer billing and model coverage for powered usage.
AI Site Studio
  • Multi-page site generation and WooCommerce / ecommerce support.
  • New AI models including DeepSeek V4, GPT, and Gemini.
  • Realtime AI credit usage tracking, concurrent build controls for stability, and Edit with AI improvements.
Plugins & themes
  • Pending, Auto, and Security summaries at a glance — see what’s outdated, auto-updating, or vulnerable instantly.
  • Inline search for plugins and themes, Auto Update badges, and clearer toggle behavior.
Migration, backups & monitoring
  • Improved migrate / import experience, clearer restore & migrate tabs, and a smoother site transfer flow.
  • Realtime backup progress on site listings and date-range backup filtering.
  • Monitor bird’s-eye view and detail overhaul, plus new monitor notification delay settings.
Safer ops & billing
  • Masked API keys and better connectivity on plain permalinks.
  • Vulnerability and sitewide activity alerts via email and Slack.
  • Growth plan / pricing model improvements with more stable billing and plan mapping.
2.1.2

MCP skills, security alerts & WordPress AI fixes

Custom playbooks, platform skills, vulnerability and activity alerts — plus a sturdier WordPress AI connection

New
  • Email and Slack notification support for vulnerability detection and sitewide activities.
  • Upload custom .md skill playbooks in AI MCP → Skills.
  • Browse and install SiteSkite platform skills onto the site — live-site playbooks only; AI Site Studio is not included.
Improved
  • Skills table shows source (Built-in / Platform / Uploaded / Custom) with delete for non-built-in skills.
Fixed
  • WordPress AI ability fetch.
2.1.1

Safer API keys & plain-permalink connectivity

Connect sites more safely in wp-admin and get clearer REST status on plain and pretty permalinks

Improved
  • API key field stays masked while typing or pasting for safer connection in wp-admin.
  • Better REST connectivity metadata for sites using Plain permalinks (?p=123) as well as Post name permalinks.
2.0.10

SiteSkite MCP — AI connectors for WordPress WebOps

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI clients to SiteSkite and operate your portfolio through conversation

New
  • SiteSkite MCP — connect AI clients to your SiteSkite account with Quick Connect for ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, plus Developer tools for Codex, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf, and other MCP-compatible clients.
  • Per-site AI modes: Off, Platform AI (portfolio WebOps — backups, sandboxes, logs, updates, reports), or WordPress AI (live-site help with Elementor, Gutenberg, forms, and plugin abilities).
  • Safer update analysis, on-demand backups, sandboxes from backups, error/debug log summaries, and client reporting — all runnable from your AI chat.
Improved
  • MCP is included with SiteSkite accounts, including free accounts — sign in with SiteSkite OAuth; revoke anytime.
  • AI stays off per site until you enable a mode. Only one mode is active at a time, with Abilities and Advanced Power Tools under your control.
  • Works across your linked portfolio from one connection — deep work on a single site or one job across many.
2.0.9

Regular backup performance optimization

More efficient and reliable regular backup operations

Improved
  • Regular backup performance optimization.
2.0.8

AI Site Studio, expanded AI models & WP.Show upgrades

Generate WordPress sites from a prompt, work with more AI models, and test plugins with fewer setup steps

New
  • AI Site Studio — generate a real, WordPress-native website from a prompt and review the result in a live preview.
  • Install individual plugins or multiple plugins together through WP.Show.
  • Dense Grid view for high-resolution and 4K screens.
AI & model support
  • Claude support for SiteSkite MCP and Bring Your Own Model workflows.
  • Added support for Claude 4.7, Claude 4.8, Fable 5, and Sonnet 5.
  • Added ChatGPT GPT-5.5 support.
Improved
  • Regular backup performance optimization.
  • WP.Show now detects and installs required plugin dependencies.
  • Improved WordPress UI conversion through visual regression checks.
  • Refined report styling for clearer, more polished client reports.
  • Refreshed website content to reflect SiteSkite’s expanded AI and WebOps capabilities.
  • Independently validated by VirusDie.com, the SiteSkite plugin meets its security standards and best-practice requirements.
Partnerships
  • Partnered with WPFolks to enable one-click SiteSkite Sandbox launches from plugin showcase pages.
2.0.7

Regular backup performance optimization

Continued performance improvements for regular backups

Improved
  • Regular backup performance optimization.
2.0.6

Regular backup performance optimization

Faster and more dependable regular backup processing

Improved
  • Regular backup performance optimization.
2.0.5

Backup performance, integrity & resumable uploads

More resilient backup and restore workflows on low-resource shared hosting

Improved
  • Regular backup performance optimization.
  • Backup integrity validation on cloud storage.
  • Database restore support for dynamic table prefixes.
Added
  • Advanced resumable uploads with byte detection and continuation for single-ZIP classic backup chunks, designed for low-resource shared hosting.
2.0.1

Incremental backups for full migration, cloning & localization

Clone sites across servers and ship multilingual-ready packages faster

Added
  • Incremental backups can now be used for full website migration and cloning between servers (Server A → Server B).
  • Localization support for multiple languages using .po, .mo, POT files, and localized readme files.
Improved
  • Expanded internationalization support to prepare SiteSkite for global users and multilingual workflows.
2.0.0

Backup migration & cloning between servers

Lift-and-shift WordPress using the backups you already trust

New
  • Backup Migration & Cloning — move sites directly from one server to another using your backup infrastructure.
Improved
  • Ongoing performance optimizations across backup and restore operations.
1.2.12

REST API fallback & sync reliability

Steadier dashboards when the REST layer is flaky or throttled

Fixed
  • More reliable REST API fallback handling for site communication and synchronization.
1.2.11

Incremental backups on low-resource hosts

Backups that finish on budget hosts with tight CPU and memory

Fixed
  • Improved incremental backup continuity on low-resource hosting environments.
1.2.10

Schedule detection reliability

Automatic and on-demand schedules fire when you expect them to

Fixed
  • More reliable automatic and on-demand schedule detection.
1.2.9

Dashboard controls for incremental backups & monitoring

Delete stale incrementals, tune monitor emails, and see progress across servers

New
  • Incremental backups can now be deleted directly from the dashboard.
Added
  • Monitor email notification controls.
Improved
  • Better backup performance on low-resource hosting.
  • Incremental backup scheduling continuity.
  • Workspace experience across all user roles.
  • Backup progress tracking across connected servers.
1.2.8

Backup cleanup & storage handling

Reclaim disk and retire old artifacts without manual hunting

Improved
  • Optimized backup cleanup and deletion processes for improved storage handling.
1.2.7

Dropbox & Google Drive one-click authentication

Connect major cloud destinations with fewer OAuth hoops

Added
  • One-click Dropbox and Google Drive authentication for cloud storage integration.
1.2.6

One-click WordPress admin login

Get into wp-admin fast when you are juggling many properties

Improved
  • Enhanced one-click WordPress admin login experience.
1.2.5

Recovery Mode, smarter sync & database refresh fixes

Regain admin after white screens, with smarter sync and honest DB refresh

New
  • Recovery Mode — regain WordPress admin access after fatal errors or failed updates.
Improved
  • One-click WP Admin login flow.
  • REST API fallback connection handling.
  • Smart cron job execution.
  • Classic backup and restore reliability.
  • Cache busting behavior.
  • Site data synchronization.
  • New site connection onboarding flow.
  • Incremental backup and restore operations.
Fixed
  • Database refresh now triggers properly after restore completion.
  • Database refresh handling for file-only backups.
1.2.3

Backup performance

Shorter backup windows so nightly jobs stop colliding with traffic

Improved
  • Overall backup performance improvements.
1.2.2

PCLZIP, caching hosts & connection reliability

Happier restores on cached stacks and fussy hosting configurations

Improved
  • Enhanced PCLZIP compatibility support.
  • Backup performance on caching-enabled servers.
  • Site connection reliability.
1.2.1

Backup stability & reliability

Fewer interrupted runs when hosts throttle I/O or PHP timeouts

Improved
  • Backup stability and reliability improvements.
1.2.0

Sandbox sites & Blueprints from backups

Golden templates and disposable sandboxes spun straight from snapshots

New
  • Create Sandbox Sites directly from existing backups.
  • Blueprints — reusable website templates through sandbox sites.
Improved
  • Backup performance.
  • Site data synchronization.
  • UI/UX for site thumbnails and branding visuals.
1.1.0

Blueprints for sandboxes & Pretty Error Logs

Repeatable staging patterns and logs you can actually hand to developers

New
  • Blueprints for reusable sandbox environments.
  • Pretty Error Logs — debug logs, custom logs, and WordPress error paths.
Improved
  • Classic and incremental backup performance.
  • General platform-wide performance optimizations.
1.0.9

Domain paths for subdirectory installs

Domains honor subdirectory paths so deep links keep working

Fixed
  • Preserved subdirectory paths when attaching domains to sites (for example: abc.com/newsite).
1.0.8

Backup processing efficiency

Less waiting on large archives and file inventory passes

Improved
  • Enhanced backup performance and processing efficiency.
1.0.7

Backup management tools

Operators get clearer levers before a site is in trouble

New
  • Improved backup management tools.
Improved
  • Backup performance.
1.0.6

pCloud cloud storage integration

Another vetted destination for off-site retention strategies

New
  • pCloud authentication-based cloud storage integration.
Improved
  • Backup performance.
1.0.5

WPCanvas integration & API performance

WPCanvas stays responsive when you drive it from SiteSkite

Improved
  • Enhanced WPCanvas integration and API performance.
1.0.4

Notifications delivery

Incident and status mail is less likely to vanish in spam or retries

Improved
  • Improved notification system handling and delivery.
1.0.3

WPCanvas experience

Tighter loops between canvas editing and fleet management

Improved
  • Enhanced WPCanvas experience and integrations.
1.0.2

Backups with CDN-enabled sites

Restore paths that survive edge caches and rewrites

Improved
  • Backup and restore reliability for CDN-enabled websites.
1.0.1

Admin dashboard refinements

Day-to-day controls stay readable during long operations sessions

Improved
  • Updated and refined admin dashboard experience.
1.0.0

SiteSkite initial release

One hub to manage, back up, restore, and watch WordPress at scale

Official launch of the SiteSkite plugin — centralized WordPress management, backup, restore, monitoring, and maintenance in one place.

Highlights
  • Centralized WordPress management across sites.
  • Backup, restore, and disaster-recovery workflows.
  • Monitoring and maintenance infrastructure.