// platforms //
MyKavo watches your websites for what changed and what broke. Use it from the web, inside WordPress, from Chrome, through your AI assistant, in your deploy pipeline and on your phone - one account, the same quiet alerts.
Free plan · 1 website · no card required
A plugin update finishes. MyKavo checks the site and names the update that broke it.
Illustrative · each platform pings MyKavo, MyKavo alerts you
In short
MyKavo is a website change and regression monitor you can use from the web app at mykavo.app, a WordPress plugin, a Chrome extension, an MCP server for AI assistants and deploy hooks for CI. An Android app is available by request and a Shopify app is coming soon. Every platform uses the same MyKavo account, and the free plan covers one website.
5
platforms live today
1
available by request
1
coming soon, built and in review
1
MyKavo account behind all of them
// the lineup //
Every platform, what it does today, and how to start. Statuses are exact: live means you can use it now.
mykavo.app
The home base. Every other platform connects back to it.
WordPress.org
Monitoring inside wp-admin, built around updates.
Chrome Web Store
Check any page in one click, protect it in one more.
Android 7.0+
Your websites in your pocket, with push alerts.
MCP server
Ask your assistant what changed.
Pro and Agency
A scan the moment a release goes out.
Shopify App Store
Theme-change checks inside your Shopify admin.
Installing the WordPress plugin? It lives in the WordPress.org directory.
WordPress, Chrome, Android, Shopify, Slack, Discord, Claude, Cursor, GitHub Actions, Vercel, Netlify and other names and logos are trademarks of their owners. They are shown only to say what MyKavo works with, not as endorsements.
// one change, everywhere //
MyKavo catches a change once. You choose where you hear about it, and every platform shows the same result.
Illustrative example · the Chrome badge only lights for a site that is down or critical
// pick your start //
Not sure where to begin? Start with how you work.
“I look after client WordPress sites”
A check after every plugin, theme and core update, naming the one that broke something.
Take me there“I am auditing a page right now”
An instant on-page SEO check in your browser, then one click to protect the site.
Take me there“I want alerts on my phone”
Push notifications and your changes in your pocket. Access is by request.
Take me there“I ship through CI or a host”
Call a deploy hook after a release and get a verdict from a fresh scan.
Take me there“I live in an AI assistant”
Ask Claude, Cursor or any MCP client which site needs attention. Read-only.
Take me there“I run a Shopify store”
Monitor any Shopify store from mykavo.app now. The Shopify app is coming soon.
Take me there// the same underneath //
The plugin and the extension connect with an approval on mykavo.app, the Android app signs in with the same account, and assistants use a per-workspace key you can revoke.
Changes are grouped, ranked by severity and sent where you chose. A platform adds a way in, never extra noise.
There is no per-platform fee. Start on the free plan with one website, then add websites and daily scans when you need them.
// faq //
In your browser at mykavo.app, as a WordPress plugin on WordPress.org, as a Chrome extension on the Chrome Web Store, as an MCP server for AI assistants, and as a deploy hook for CI. The Android app is available by request, and the Shopify app is coming soon.
No. Everything starts at mykavo.app, and any website can be monitored from there. The WordPress plugin and Chrome extension are optional shortcuts that add things a website alone cannot, such as a check after each WordPress update or an instant SEO check on the page you are viewing.
Yes. The WordPress plugin and Chrome extension connect to your MyKavo account through an approval on mykavo.app, so there is no separate login. The Android app uses the same account, and AI assistants connect with a per-workspace API key you can revoke at any time.
Access is by request. Ask for it on the Android app page, and once it is approved the download appears in your MyKavo dashboard.
It is built and waiting for Shopify's App Store review, so there is no date to promise. You can monitor any Shopify store from mykavo.app today with nothing to install.
No. Plans are per workspace, not per platform. The free plan covers one website, five monitored pages and weekly scans, and the paid plans add more websites and daily scans. A few features, such as deploy hooks, come with the paid plans.
No. The MyKavo MCP server is read-only. An assistant can tell you what changed, which website needs attention and what the latest audit says, but it cannot edit, scan or delete anything.
Start on the web in a minute, then add the platforms you work in. The free plan covers one website.