WPG User Activity Monitor is a WordPress plugin designed to help site owners keep track of significant user actions on their websites. It addresses the need for oversight of administrator and user activities by providing a centralized admin dashboard where recorded events can be reviewed. This tool is particularly useful for site owners concerned with monitoring changes that could affect site security or integrity.
The plugin records a wide range of WordPress activities, including logins, failed logins, logouts, changes to posts and pages, media modifications, comments, user profile updates, role changes, taxonomy changes, plugin and theme changes, widget and menu updates, selected option changes, core updates, and exports. These records allow site owners to see what actions were performed, when they occurred, and which user account was responsible. Such detailed logging can be valuable in cases where administrator accounts are misused or when it is necessary to trace the sequence of changes for security or compliance reasons.
Access to the activity dashboard is managed by the plugin owner, who has the authority to grant or remove dashboard access for other administrator accounts. The owner always retains access, ensuring that oversight remains with the primary site manager. This access control feature helps maintain the integrity of the activity review process by limiting visibility to trusted administrators.
WPG User Activity Monitor is delivered as a plugin for WordPress, making it accessible to any site owner using the WordPress platform.
In the Analytics (BI, web, product) space, WPG User Activity Monitor takes a focused approach. It focuses on helping WordPress site owners monitor and review user activity for security and accountability. It is built as a B2B product for wordPress administrators. WPG User Activity Monitor is free to use. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
It is developed by Rakesh Raja, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include user activity tracking, admin dashboard, and event filters. The interface is available in English and French.
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