AIFQ Site Review

AIFQ Site Review is the clean second opinion for WordPress.

It helps site owners understand what needs attention, why it matters, and who should handle it — the site owner, a developer, or the hosting provider.

AIFQ Site Review is especially useful when a WordPress site has many plugins, Elementor, WooCommerce, caching questions, maintenance pressure or unclear technical responsibility.

Instead of giving you a long technical checklist, AIFQ Site Review focuses on practical clarity:

• a recommended first or next step
• clear attention points and improvement opportunities
• plain-language explanations
• “Best handled by” labels for each finding
• a copyable summary
• a copyable message for your developer or hosting provider

AIFQ Site Review works as a calm layer on top of WordPress Site Health. It does not replace security plugins, caching plugins, SEO plugins, backup solutions, professional maintenance or hosting support.

Use it when you want to understand what is going on and prepare a better question for the right person.

Privacy

AIFQ Site Review is local-first:

• No external API calls are made by this version.
• No telemetry or tracking is included.
• No website visitor data, user account details, WooCommerce customer data, orders or payments are scanned.
• No passwords, API keys, salts or secrets are scanned.
• Scan results are stored locally in WordPress options.

Important limits

AIFQ Site Review provides practical indications, not guarantees.

It is not:

• a full security audit
• a malware scanner
• a speed test or PageSpeed tool
• a speed guarantee
• an automatic fixer
• a vulnerability database scanner
• a replacement for a developer, hosting provider or maintenance provider

AIFQ Site Review helps you understand setup signals and prepare better questions for your developer or hosting provider. It does not provide custom support for fixing individual websites.

Translation status

AIFQ Site Review 1.6.0 is English-first. The plugin shell, Copy Summary, finding titles, recommendations, previews, helper explanation strings and natural issue text are translation-ready.