Ideas and what's next

What we're making next, ideas we're weighing, and how to suggest your own. No dates: we'd rather tell you when something is ready than guess.

Press "I'd use this" on anything you'd use. It helps us decide what to make first. One vote per idea each, no sign-up.

On the way

• PageKiwi for Chrome with the WordPress and Drupal add-ons

  When you're logged in to your own WordPress or Drupal site, the Chrome extension shows the add-on's findings for the page with its own: one report. This waits for the Chrome Web Store to approve the extension.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Chrome with the WordPress and Drupal add-ons

• PageKiwi for Shopify

  Our checks inside your Shopify admin, for store owners.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Shopify

• PageKiwi for Squarespace

  Our checks for sites built with Squarespace.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Squarespace

• PageKiwi for Wix

  Our checks for sites built with Wix.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Wix

• PageKiwi for Webflow

  Our checks for sites built with Webflow.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Webflow

• PageKiwi for Joomla

  Our checks inside Joomla's admin, like the WordPress and Drupal add-ons.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Joomla

• PageKiwi for Ghost

  Our checks for blogs and newsletters on Ghost.

  I'd use this: PageKiwi for Ghost

Ideas we're weighing

We like these but haven't started them. Your votes help us choose.

• A "Report a problem with this page" button

  For the WordPress and Drupal add-ons: a small button your visitors can press to tell you a page is broken or hard to use. It needs good protection from spam first.

  I'd use this: A "Report a problem with this page" button

• Steps for more website builders

  Reports give the exact clicks for some fixes in WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and Shopify. This would add other builders.

  I'd use this: Steps for more website builders

• My setup: a guide for each setting that's off

  When My setup shows a setting like reduced motion or more contrast is off, a short guide to what it does and how to turn it on.

  I'd use this: My setup: a guide for each setting that's off

• Pages that answer one question

  Small pages like "What browser am I using?" or "What's my screen size?", for when your web person asks you one thing.

  I'd use this: Pages that answer one question

• WordPress multisite: one page for the whole network

  For WordPress networks with many sites, like a school district or a town's departments: every site's results on one page in the network admin.

  I'd use this: WordPress multisite: one page for the whole network

Suggest an idea

Something you wish PageKiwi checked, or a website builder you'd like an add-on for? Tell us.

Your idea is emailed to Joe, who makes PageKiwi. It isn't published or kept on this site, and we decide what goes on the list. Your email, if you give it, is used only to reply.

Done lately

Drupal add-on 1.0.0-beta1, Oct 7, 2026

PageKiwi for Drupal's first public version, for Drupal 10.3 and 11. Details: Drupal add-on 1.0.0-beta1, Oct 7, 2026

Website 1.4, Oct 7, 2026

Site Watch emails have a one-click unsubscribe, and Email check sends only the part after the @ to our server. Details: Website 1.4, Oct 7, 2026

Chrome extension 0.5.0, Oct 7, 2026

PageKiwi for Chrome tells your web person what's wrong: send the results straight after a check, in one link. Details: Chrome extension 0.5.0, Oct 7, 2026

WordPress add-on 0.3.0, Oct 7, 2026

PageKiwi for WordPress finds dead links to other websites, moved links and tables without headers. Details: WordPress add-on 0.3.0, Oct 7, 2026

Everything that changed, in the changelog