Roadmap
What's coming to Permo next: first the beta and the release on WordPress.org, then a few directions we'd like your opinion on.
In progress
We're working on it now.
- In progress
Beta testing
Permo is being tried out on many different sites and hosts. What we learn there goes into the last round of polish, so Permo is ready for everyday use when it's released.
Learn about the beta
Planned
Decided, and next in line.
- Planned
Available on WordPress.org
After the beta, Permo goes into the WordPress.org plugin directory. Then you can install it from your WordPress dashboard, and updates arrive the same way as for your other plugins.
- Planned
Permo in more languages
After the release, we'll translate Permo into more languages, so you can use it in the language you've set for WordPress.
Exploring
Ideas for after the release. Tell us which ones matter to you.
- Exploring
Permo and AI
Could you ask your AI assistant why your site got slower last week, and get an answer from Permo's checks? We're looking at ways to do that: connecting the assistant you already use (through WordPress's Abilities API and the Model Context Protocol, MCP), or an assistant right inside Permo. You decide what it gets to see.
- Exploring
Alerts
Permo already lists lasting problems under Needs attention and sums up each month in a report by email. Alerts would let you know right away when something goes wrong, such as a page turning Poor or the server struggling, so you hear about it early rather than at the end of the month.
- Exploring
Improvements to Permo
Additions to what Permo already shows. For example: real-user data straight from Google's Chrome UX Report, with months of history and more detail on where the numbers come from; your server's load as a curve, next to its logs; and switching single checks on or off.
- Exploring
Recommendations
Permo shows what slows your site down. Next, it could also tell you what to do about it: a short, concrete next step for each finding.
Tell us what you need
What would make Permo more useful for you? Which of these ideas matters most? Your answer helps us decide where to start. Once Permo is listed on WordPress.org, its support forum is open for ideas, too.
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