IndexToast

Description

IndexToast connects a WordPress website to your IndexToast account. It can monitor selected public post types, submit new or materially updated content, reconcile recent content daily, and explain pages that need attention.

“Submitted,” “processed,” and “indexed” are separate states. IndexToast does not promise search-engine inclusion or ranking.

External services

IndexToast connects to the IndexToast hosted service only after an administrator chooses to connect the website. The service provides secure website connection, submission processing, status reconciliation, technical preflight checks, and account-based allowances that cannot be performed by the plugin alone.

When a site is connected, the plugin sends the public website domain, public content URLs, content identifiers, content type, title, event time, and the minimal plugin diagnostics needed to provide the service. It does not send post bodies, passwords, drafts, private posts, or password-protected content.

Service terms: https://indextoast.com/terms

Privacy policy: https://indextoast.com/privacy

Privacy

The service and data disclosure are described above under “External services.” IndexToast uses data only to provide the selected account service, including secure connection, indexing submission, status reconciliation, and technical preflight checks.

Installation

  1. Upload the indextoast folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or install the ZIP.
  2. Activate IndexToast.
  3. Open IndexToast in WordPress admin.
  4. Select “Connect this website” and approve the domain in your account.

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Changelog

0.1.48

  • Adds original IndexToast guides to WordPress indexability and canonical URLs.
  • Keeps technical preflight guidance on IndexToast instead of sending users to a third-party glossary.
  • Connects both guides with the installation, pricing, and support journey.

0.1.47

  • Adds WordPress-native bulk Standard and Priority submission actions for selected Posts and Pages.
  • Skips drafts, private content, invalid URLs, and items the current user cannot edit.
  • Reports queued, skipped, and failed totals after every bulk submission.

0.1.46

  • Keeps IndexToast screens focused by hiding WordPress core and third-party plugin notices only inside the IndexToast workspace.
  • Leaves those notices unchanged everywhere else in WordPress admin.

0.1.45

  • Prevents the IndexToast list column from crushing third-party SEO and link-stat columns on busy Posts screens.
  • Uses a compact, content-aware table layout without forcing oversized Title and IndexToast widths.
  • Adds separate, default-on settings for showing IndexToast controls on Posts and Pages.

0.1.44

  • Keeps the in-plugin What’s New feed synchronized with the changelog packaged in every release.
  • Automatically sorts and displays the ten newest versions without maintaining a second release list.
  • Backfills the missing release notes from versions 0.1.35 through 0.1.43.

0.1.43

  • Fixes bulk Standard, Priority, status-check, and exclusion actions when the loading screen locks the form.
  • Preserves the selected bulk operation in the secure request before disabling controls.
  • Attempts every selected URL and reports partial queue failures without discarding successful submissions.

0.1.42

  • Prevents first-run and daily reconciliation from flooding the submission queue with 100 historical URLs.
  • Reconciles only content modified since the last successful run in safe, resumable batches.
  • Uses the normal publish/update idempotency identity so a content change cannot be submitted twice.

0.1.41

  • Declares compatibility with WordPress 7.0 for the WordPress.org submission checker.

0.1.40

  • Keeps WordPress and other plugin notices available rather than suppressing them inside IndexToast screens.
  • Removes the retired dashboard host from the secure connection redirect allow-list.
  • Restricts manual URL submissions to the connected website, matching the existing bulk and editor controls.

0.1.39

  • Prepares the public release with clear WordPress.org external-service and privacy disclosures.
  • Uses the current production IndexToast account, billing, and Priority Credit destinations throughout the plugin.

0.1.38

  • Adds a calmer premium workspace background and refined IndexToast command-bar treatments.
  • Improves visual hierarchy for the Overview, usage signals, and quick actions.

0.1.37

  • Adds a Settings control to show or hide the IndexToast status column on Posts and Pages; it is enabled by default.
  • Resolves post-list action compatibility so IndexToast actions do not disrupt actions added by other WordPress plugins.
  • Places the IndexToast list column after Author when that column is available.

0.1.36

  • Adds practical Standard and Priority submission controls to WordPress post, page, and product editors.
  • Adds compact list-row status, submission, and Priority Credit actions for supported public content.

0.1.35

  • Adds a compact IndexToast status and submission column to WordPress Posts and Pages.
  • Shows live Standard or Priority state with direct submission and Priority Credit actions.
  • Links plugin notification settings to the licence owner’s secure account preferences.
  • Attaches WordPress content IDs to editor submissions for reliable per-page status matching.

0.1.34

  • Adds a native IndexToast publishing panel to supported post, page, and product editors.
  • Adds secure one-click Standard and Priority actions to WordPress content-list rows.
  • Makes per-page automatic submission preferences apply to live publishing and daily reconciliation.
  • Stops treating cached inconclusive preflight evidence as a running request.
  • Rotates playful IndexToastBot crawler messages while a real preflight is in progress.

0.1.33

  • Makes completed connection requests idempotent and improves disconnect feedback.
  • Uses the hosted licence owner’s name and keeps unrelated WordPress notices outside the IndexToast workspace.
  • Adds Standard and Priority Instant manual-submission tabs with live credit balance and direct credit checkout.
  • Adds concise, accessible resolution guidance to pages that need attention.

0.1.32

  • Moves IndexToast into the first three WordPress admin destinations.
  • Places the live IndexToast shortcut on the right side of the admin toolbar.
  • Adds a native Settings IndexToast shortcut.

0.1.31

  • Moves live indexing state above Site Readiness and refreshes submission status every 15 seconds while the admin screen is visible.
  • Keeps manual submission open and accepts URLs up to the customer’s remaining period allowance with visible progress.
  • Adds compact URL search, status-first columns, and working pagination to Content and preflight results.
  • Replaces verbose technical rows with accessible green, amber, and red indexability and canonical signals.

0.1.30

  • Moves the built-in production API address to api.indextoast.com.
  • Routes account, billing, and Priority Credit links through app.indextoast.com.
  • Keeps existing connected websites working with their current site token after the Railway cutover.

0.1.29

  • Verifies technical signals with crawler and browser requests before showing a negative verdict.
  • Rechecks uncertain or negative results after five minutes instead of preserving stale red states.
  • Runs the Google search sample independently from technical preflight.
  • Treats absence from sampled Google results as inconclusive rather than “not indexed.”

0.1.28

  • Makes technical and canonical preflight advisory so requested submissions continue.
  • Adds robust canonical parsing regardless of attribute order or quoting style.
  • Shows a verified-check loading state instead of temporary false output.
  • Rebuilds Site Readiness around connection, automation, and verified page evidence.

0.1.27

  • Reads only real robots directives when deciding whether a page declares noindex.
  • Shows whether a confirmed noindex came from a robots meta tag or X-Robots-Tag header.
  • Invalidates previous preflight results so affected pages are checked again.

0.1.26

  • Adds a permanent Buy Priority Credits shortcut to the plugin toolbar and WordPress admin bar.
  • Links directly to the hosted Priority Credits checkout section.

0.1.25

  • Rechecks cached content after indexability logic changes.
  • Requires positive blocker evidence before showing a page as technically non-indexable.
  • Treats an undeclared canonical as a neutral recommendation instead of an error.
  • Links the preflight definitions to the Ahrefs indexability and canonical guidance.

0.1.24

  • Adds visible allowance counters to the WordPress toolbar and activity counters to the sidebar.
  • Adds direct Manage Billing access from every IndexToast screen.
  • Connects WordPress to the improved 60-day customer dashboard session.

0.1.23

  • Adds metered Google visibility checks after technical and canonical preflight passes.

0.1.22

  • Rebuilds the Overview status area as a compact command bar with isolated reset and action groups.

0.1.21

  • Separates technical indexability from Google inclusion and preserves inconclusive crawler results as “Couldn’t check.”

0.1.20

  • Moves readiness checks to the hosted crawler and shows explicit Indexable, Canonical, and Preflight signals.
  • Holds blocked URLs before Standard or Instant processing without consuming submission allowance.

0.1.19

  • Ships a compact signal deck, real pagination, reset countdowns, media opt-in, and remote token kill-switch on uninstall.

0.1.18

  • Clarifies Standard and Priority submission and indexing expectations.

0.1.17

  • Applies the self-hosted Geist typography and premium interface tokens across IndexToast admin screens.
  • Refreshes submitted and processing jobs against the hosted service when activity is viewed.
  • Keeps Standard on regular processing and Priority on the Instant workflow.

0.1.16

  • Fixes the WordPress return nonce after hosted website approval.
  • Prevents successful connections from landing on WordPress’s expired-link screen.

0.1.15

  • Makes Priority an Instant-only submission licence.
  • Displays Instant allowance throughout Overview, Content, and the Dashboard widget.
  • Keeps Standard and Priority content actions aligned with the active licence.

0.1.14

  • Rebuilds Content as a compact, filterable content workspace backed by live audit and submission data.
  • Adds secure bulk Standard, Priority, status-check, and automatic-submission exclusion actions.
  • Adds visible selection state, responsive filters, direct page links, and optional Google site-search checks.

0.1.13

  • Rebalances the Overview into a compact health panel and three-row recent-check preview.
  • Moves the complete 10-item readiness audit to Content.
  • Treats crawler-blocking and temporary server responses as inconclusive instead of broken pages.
  • Prevents a misleading 100% readiness score when pages could not be externally verified.

0.1.12

  • Adds a polished WordPress Overview with stronger status, health, usage, and action hierarchy.
  • Audits the 10 most recently modified public posts, pages, or products without consuming submission allowance.
  • Adds clearly labelled Google site-search links for optional manual checks.
  • Keeps readiness, submission, and indexing outcomes explicitly separate.

0.1.11

  • Enforces the Starter plan as 10 Standard submissions per annual term with no Priority access.
  • Revokes hosted access and releases the licence seat when a website is disconnected.
  • Adds a first-result checklist and an automatic initial recent-content scan.
  • Marks email notifications as coming soon until delivery is available.

0.1.10

  • Uses a compact monochrome glyph sized specifically for the WordPress admin menu.

0.1.9

  • Allows secure redirection from WordPress to the approved IndexToast connection dashboard.

0.1.8

  • Adds an admin-bar status menu, WordPress Dashboard activity widget, Site Health checks, quick links, and an in-product changelog.

0.1.7

  • Adds the IndexToast brand mark across the WordPress and hosted product experience.

0.1.6

  • Adds a guided account, approval, and automatic WordPress return flow.
  • Provides new accounts with one Starter website connection.

0.1.5

  • Uses the hosted Render service address while custom domains are unavailable.

0.1.4

  • Upgraded the Overview, Content, Settings, Diagnostics, and connection screens.
  • Added clearer responsive navigation, status treatments, and issue explanations.

0.1.3

  • Use the production IndexToast API automatically.

0.1.2

  • Support an explicitly configured localhost API while WordPress debug mode is enabled.

0.1.1

  • Detect missing service configuration and provide actionable connection diagnostics.

0.1.0

  • Initial beta with connection, automatic and manual submissions, activity, settings, and diagnostics.