WordPress, with Irma at the helm.
Updates, backups, security, uptime, performance, reporting — and an AI that knows WordPress like the back of its hand.
Most teams don't need another WordPress tool. They need fewer.
Updates in one dashboard. Backups in another. Uptime alerts somewhere else. Notes in Slack. And when somebody wants AI help, it shows up in a tab that knows nothing about the site. That's the gap we're closing.
Scattered across plugins, panels, docs, and chat.
Routine work lives everywhere. History is impossible to reconstruct. AI help sits in a separate tab with no real context.
One workspace. One history. AI in the same room.
Operational work lives together. The team can actually see what's going on. The AI helps from inside the same system.
The whole routine layer, not part of it.
Once a site is connected, IrmaWP becomes the place for the work that keeps coming back.
Updates
Core, plugins, themes. Batched across the fleet, reviewed before anything touches production.
Backups
Scheduled, restorable, stored off-host. Restore points that actually work when you need them.
Uptime
Continuous checks with alerts that land in the same place as the history, not five channels over.
Security
Hardening, scans, and patching as a routine — not a quarterly scramble.
Performance
Page speed, template issues, and the slow-page investigations that usually get put off.
Reporting
Client-ready or stakeholder-ready, pulled from the operational record instead of reconstructed from screenshots.
AI is part of the workflow. Not the pitch.
A lot of software right now bolts a chatbot on, ships some screenshots, and calls it strategy. We don't. The AI in IrmaWP sits inside the same workspace as the site context and operational history — so drafting content, generating code, troubleshooting, or building a WordPress artifact doesn't start cold.
That doesn't make it magic. It just makes it more useful.
See Ask Irma →Built for teams with real WordPress work every week.
Not a side project. Not a brochure site. The kind of WordPress where somebody owns the follow-through.
Agencies
Client ops, SEO follow-through, reporting, approvals.
In-house marketing
Campaign work and site care, without the vendor maze.
Publishers
Archive upkeep, refresh work, technical cleanup.
WooCommerce teams
Store stability, search visibility, execution close to the storefront.
Credits at the workspace level. Not trapped per site.
A lot of platforms make pricing harder than it needs to be. Credits get stuck. Limits get weird. Somebody ends up managing usage like it's its own job.
Plans include a site bundle. If you go past it, the extra-site pricing is right there — no calculator, no decoder ring.
See pricing →Stop stitching the work together by hand.
Connect your sites, keep the routine work in one place, and use AI when it earns its spot.