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System Info provides a read-only dashboard of your entire server environment. All data is fetched live each time you load the page (with a 60-second stale-time cache). Use Refresh to force a reload and Copy All to copy the full payload as JSON to the clipboard — useful for sharing with a developer or support team.

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WordPress tab

The WordPress Core card shows:
  • WordPress version
  • Site URL and home URL
  • Site locale and charset
  • Whether multisite is enabled
  • Memory limit and maximum memory limit
  • WordPress table prefix
The Debug Settings card shows the current state of WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG, and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY as enabled/disabled status rows.

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PHP tab

The PHP Configuration card shows:
  • PHP version
  • Operating system and architecture
  • PHP memory limit and maximum execution time
  • Upload max filesize and post max size
  • Disabled functions (if any)
The PHP Extensions card shows a status row for each of the most relevant extensions: cURL, GD Library, ImageMagick, mbstring, OpenSSL, ZIP, Intl, and OPcache. The All Extensions card lists every loaded PHP extension as a scrollable, alphabetically sorted badge list.

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Database tab

Shows the database connection details and runtime information:
  • Host
  • Database name
  • MySQL / MariaDB version
  • Database size (total across all tables)
  • Connection charset and collation

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Server tab

Shows the web server environment:
  • Server software (e.g. Apache/2.4.57 or nginx/1.25.3)
  • Server IP address and port
  • Request protocol
  • HTTPS status (shown as an enabled/disabled indicator)
  • Available disk space and total disk size

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Constants tab

Lists every WordPress constant that is currently defined, with the constant name and its value displayed in a monospace font. This includes constants defined in wp-config.php, by plugins, and by WordPress core itself.
Sensitive constants such as DB_PASSWORD and AUTH_KEY are redacted — their values are replaced with *** in the output.

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Active plugins tab

Lists every currently active plugin with:
  • Plugin name
  • Plugin file path (relative to wp-content/plugins/)
  • Installed version

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Cron jobs tab

Shows the next 20 upcoming scheduled cron events, each with:
  • Hook name
  • Recurrence schedule (or once for one-time events)
  • Next run time
This is a quick view of the nearest upcoming events. For full cron management — including manual triggering, adding schedules, and health monitoring — see the Cron Manager page.

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