Connect one WordPress site to Watcher. After you approve the connection, wp-admin shows the latest lab scores, page results, and open alerts. Schedules, PageSpeed Insights quota, budgets, and history stay in Watcher. The plugin never stores a Google API key in WordPress and does not change how your theme loads.
Shows scores. Does not speed up the site.
Cache and CDN plugins change how the site loads. This one only shows what Watcher already measured with scheduled or manual PageSpeed Insights runs. Keep your optimiser for speed work. Use Watcher for history and alerts across the sites you run.
- Dashboard widget with the latest scores, plus LCP, INP, and CLS
- Watcher → Test results for pages already monitored on that site
- Admin notices when Watcher has open alerts
- Included on Free and every paid plan (site and test limits still apply)
Install and connect
You need WordPress 5.8+, PHP 7.4+, and outbound HTTPS to apogeewatcher.com. Install from the public GitHub repository: clone into wp-content/plugins/apogee-wp-watcher, or use a release ZIP. A WordPress.org listing is still pending.
- Activate Apogee Watcher for WordPress under Plugins.
- Open Watcher → Connection and choose Connect to Watcher.
- Approve the code on Watcher, pick the organisation, and choose the matching site.
- Return to WordPress for the dashboard widget and test results.
Full install, pairing, disconnect, and troubleshooting steps: Connect the WordPress plugin in the docs.