Ripple 1.0.0, our WordPress dependency review plugin, is now available. Ripple helps site owners inspect the content that relies on plugins before making a change.
See the content behind a dependency.
Ripple identifies supported plugin-owned blocks and shortcodes, follows references through reusable patterns and navigation, and provides links to affected content. References without confirmed ownership remain in a review queue for inspection.
Combined previews bring selected plugins into one report with unique affected-content counts. Scheduled daily or weekly scans help keep reports current, while report exports, branding and review notes support a documented review process.
Licensed updates inside WordPress.
The production release includes annual licensing and signed update delivery. Settings show update status and provide an Update now action when an eligible update is available under an active license.
Availability.
Ripple is available for $49 USD per year. A license covers one production site and two linked staging or local sites. Visit the product page for the current offering, screenshots and purchase information.
Read reports within their coverage.
Dependency evidence helps inform a change; it does not guarantee that deactivating or removing a plugin is safe. Supported content inspection has defined boundaries, and runtime integrations or content outside those boundaries may require separate review. Consult the documentation and changelog for the current scope.
Our original development-preview article remains available as a record of the early build. This announcement describes the production release.
