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Debug Tracker by Volade

Know who did what — with the PHP stack.

Debug Tracker by Volade records logins, content, plugins, AJAX and REST in a persistent timeline — with stack traces on technical events. Four presets, hook watchlist and free JSON export. Single-site and multisite.

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Debug Tracker by Volade
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Persistent timeline, stack traces on technical events, 4 presets and free JSON export — no account required.

5

Severity levels

4

Ready-made presets

100

Events kept (free tier)

JSON

Free export, no account

At a glance

Stream and Simple History log who did what — without actionable stack traces. Query Monitor shows live execution with no persistent audit trail. Debug Tracker combines a beautiful timeline, PHP traces per event, hook watchlist, AJAX/REST capture and four presets. Free JSON export; Volade account for CSV and watchlist; V+ for long history and multisite rollup.

Screenshots

Admin-Oberfläche in voller Seitenansicht — Voreinstellungen, Diagnose und detaillierte Einstellungen.

Screenshot 1 — Debug Tracker by Volade

Why « who did what? » stays a nightmare

Activity logs without technical context, dev tools that vanish when the request ends — versus an audit that keeps the trail.

The problem with context-free logs

Activity logs that say « post updated » without saying why — and dev panels that disappear when the request ends.

When a client reports a bug or a suspicious change, you juggle multiple tools: an activity log with no call stack, Query Monitor left open in production, or enterprise solutions outside your budget.

  • Stream (80K+ installs): solid activity log, CSV export — but no stack traces per event
  • Simple History: zero config, 60-day free retention — who did what, not where in the code
  • WP Activity Log: comprehensive for enterprise — expensive, heavy for an agency
  • Query Monitor: excellent real-time dev panel — nothing persists after the request
  • DebugPress / 0-day-analytics: powerful for devs — steep learning curve and complex setup

The Debug Tracker answer

Action log + PHP stack traces — complements Query Monitor, replaces duct-taping three plugins together.

A lightweight timeline capturing auth, content, plugins, AJAX and REST — with call stacks when it counts. Four presets, hook watchlist and JSON export without signup.

  • PHP stack traces attached to technical events — not just a label
  • Persistent database timeline — reviewable days later, not only « right now »
  • 4 presets: Developer, Agency audit, WooCommerce and Security
  • Hook watchlist with wildcards (wp_ajax_*, woocommerce_*) — Volade account
  • Free JSON export — CSV and advanced filters when connected
  • wp dtb tail | status | export — staging, SSH and CI friendly

4 presets, zero guesswork

Developer, Agency, WooCommerce or Security — one click to capture what matters without drowning the timeline.

Start here🛠️

Developer

Auth, content, plugins, AJAX, REST — full stack traces on technical events.

Dev
🏢

Agency audit

Who changed what on client sites — roles, plugins, content — without options noise.

Agency
🛒

WooCommerce

Orders, products, settings — traces on checkout and Woo admin AJAX.

E-commerce
🛡️

Security

Logins, failed logins, role changes, installs — minimal noise.

Hardening

5 severity levels

Filter info, notice, warning, error and security — every event keeps its context and call stack when it matters.

Info

Routine actions — content saved, plugin activated, successful REST call.

Notice

Worth watching — watchlist hook fired, sensitive option changed.

Warning

Unusual behaviour — AJAX failure, REST error response, suspicious pattern.

Error

PHP errors captured at shutdown — with stack trace (V+ Premium).

Security

Logins, logouts, failed logins, role changes — security audit trail.

Every event gets a severity — info for normal flow, security for auth and roles, error for captured PHP failures (V+).

When to enable Debug Tracker?

Real cases — not only when everything is already broken.

« It wasn't me »

Situation: A post vanished, nobody admits it — Simple History says « updated » with no context

With DTB: Timeline + stack trace on save_post — you see the plugin and PHP line

Clear accountability

WooCommerce checkout

Situation: Random empty cart — Query Monitor closed, trail gone

With DTB: WooCommerce preset + wp_ajax_* hooks — AJAX events with call stack

Debug without live repro

Agency takeover

Situation: Inherited site, nobody knows who installs what

With DTB: Agency audit preset — logins, plugins, roles across 100+ events

Billable onboarding

The audit log Stream and Simple History never built

User actions and PHP stack traces in one lightweight plugin — not a heavy dev panel or an enterprise licence.

Action timeline

Auth, content, plugins, themes, options, AJAX and REST — who, when, from which IP.

PHP stack traces

Call stack attached to technical events — 5 to 12 frames depending on your tier.

Hook watchlist

Watch save_post, wp_ajax_* or woocommerce_* — every fire logged with context.

AJAX & REST logging

admin-ajax and REST API requests captured at shutdown — ideal for intermittent bugs.

Free JSON export

Full export without account — share an incident or import into your tools.

4 presets

Developer, Agency, WooCommerce and Security — start in one click, then refine.

WP-CLI commands

wp dtb tail, wp dtb status, wp dtb export — scriptable for hosts and pipelines.

Multisite network

Per-site timeline; central rollup and PHP error capture on V+ Premium.

Use alongside Query Monitor for live debugging — DTB answers « who triggered what and from where? », QM answers « what is slow on this request? »

Debug Tracker vs alternatives

Honestly: Stream and Simple History excel at « who » — DTB adds « where in the code ». Query Monitor stays your live panel.

FeatureDTBStreamSimple HistoryQuery Monitor
Stack traces per event~
Persistent timeline
Hook watchlist~
AJAX / REST logging~~
Free JSON export~
Zero config (plug & play)~~
WooCommerce events~~
Multisite rollup~~
PHP error capture~
PriceFreeFreeFreeFree

Stream: 80K+ installs, activity log, CSV export. Simple History: zero config, 60-day free retention. WP Activity Log: enterprise, premium pricing — not in table. DTB v1.0.0 by Volade.

Three tiers, one plugin

Logging, stack traces, presets and JSON export are free with no account. Volade account and V+ for watchlist, extended history and multisite rollup.

Free

No account

  • Auth, content, plugins, AJAX, REST logging
  • Stack traces on technical events
  • 4 ready-made presets
  • JSON export
  • Last 100 events retained
  • WP-CLI tail, status & export
Connected

Volade account

  • All free features
  • Hook watchlist with wildcards
  • Advanced filters by severity and category
  • CSV export
  • Up to 2,000 events in history
Optional

V+ Premium

  • Up to 50,000 events + configurable retention
  • PHP error capture at script shutdown
  • Central multisite timeline rollup
  • Scheduled email digest

WP-CLI and multisite to follow events across every site in a network — agencies and hosts.

WP-CLI

Tail events from SSH or CI pipelines — ideal for reproducing a bug on staging before opening Query Monitor.

wp dtb tail --limit=50
wp dtb status
wp dtb export --file=events.json

Multisite

Each site in the network has its own timeline under child admin. V+ Premium adds a rollup view and network-wide PHP error capture.

  • Per-site timeline from network or child admin
  • JSON export per site
  • V+ Premium central rollup dashboard
  • Weekly security event digest (V+)
Verifizierter Download

Download

Install the ZIP, pick a preset, browse the timeline — first event captured in under two minutes.

ZIP with Volade SDK — enable a preset under Volade → Debug Tracker (or Tools → Debug Tracker).

Download v1.0.0debug-tracker-by-volade-1.0.0.zip
  1. 1Plugins → Add New → Upload → select ZIP → Activate
  2. 2Volade → Debug Tracker (or Tools → Debug Tracker)
  3. 3Pick a preset → Browse the timeline → Export JSON when you need a record

First event captured in under 2 minutes

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FAQ

Query Monitor, Stream, Simple History, multisite, exports and Volade account.

No — they complement each other. Query Monitor shows live hooks, SQL queries and HTTP while you debug a page. Debug Tracker keeps an action timeline with stack traces so you can find « who triggered what » days later. Keep QM in dev, DTB on staging and production.

Free vs V+ Premium

The extension works without an account. V+ unlocks premium on this extension and the full catalog.

FeatureFreeV+
Timeline & stack traces PHP
4 préréglages & export JSON
Logs AJAX/REST & Site Health
Filtres avancés & export CSV
Watchlist hooks & erreurs PHP
Historique long & rollup multisite

Debug Tracker by Volade

Free download · V+ optional

Download v1.0.0V+
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