Every feature

Everything Hubbee does — laid out plainly.

Seven things, one tool. Pick a topic on the left, dig into the details on the right.

01Design

A library of ready-made visuals — pushed to any site.

Drop in a moving background, an interactive gallery, or an animated headline. Pick from a curated library, configure it in a live preview, push it where it should live. The plugin downloads only what each page actually uses.

01Design

A library of ready-made visuals — pushed to any site.

02Manage

Every site you manage, in one grid.

Stop opening seven WordPress admins to check if everything's fine. Hubbee shows every connected site in one view — version, status, plugin inventory, last sync. Filter by group, search by name, push to many at once.

03Monitor

Every site has a pulse — and we listen for it.

Each site quietly tells Hubbee 'I'm alive' on a rhythm you set — every minute, every two, up to every five. When the rhythm breaks, you know. Before your client does.

04Sync

Edit once. Pushed everywhere. Logged forever.

Change a phone number, a holiday banner, a footer link — Hubbee pushes the change to every site that uses it, in parallel. Every push is signed, every result is logged, every change is reversible.

05Connect

Talk about a site, where the site lives.

Every site gets its own thread. Recurring work goes on a board. Clients, on the Agency plan, get a quiet portal to talk to you — about their sites, on your branding.

06Scale

Many clients, many workspaces, one login.

Run an agency with five clients and you don't want their sites mingling. Hubbee keeps each client in its own workspace — their sites, their tokens, their team, their brand. You switch between them with one click.

07Integrate

A small plugin that grows with what you push.

Hubbee's front-end runtime adds just ~2 KB to every page — a tiny loader. As you push assets to that site, it pulls down only the chunks currently in view. A simple site stays light. A complex one loads only what's visible.

7 Every feature · Seven things, one tool. Pick a topic on the left, dig into the details on the right.

Everything Hubbee does — laid out plainly.

01Backgrounds that move with your pagePick from 50 backgrounds — Aurora flows, a galaxy, ribbons of light. Drop one onto a landing section, change its colors live, push it to the site.

02Interactive elements that already work21 building blocks for the parts of a page that are hardest to design well — bento grids, profile cards, scrolling carousels, mosaic galleries. Drop one in, swap the content, push.

03Text that reacts to the reader21 text effects — letters that scramble before resolving, headlines that decode as you scroll, words that warp under your cursor. Type a headline, pick an effect, see it live.

04Plugin stays small, no matter how many assets you useHubbee adds just ~2 KB to every page — a tiny loader. Push an asset and its code loads only when it scrolls into view — and only to that one site.

01Backgrounds that move with your pagePick from 50 backgrounds — Aurora flows, a galaxy, ribbons of light. Drop one onto a landing section, change its colors live, push it to the site.

02Interactive elements that already work21 building blocks for the parts of a page that are hardest to design well — bento grids, profile cards, scrolling carousels, mosaic galleries. Drop one in, swap the content, push.

03Text that reacts to the reader21 text effects — letters that scramble before resolving, headlines that decode as you scroll, words that warp under your cursor. Type a headline, pick an effect, see it live.

04Plugin stays small, no matter how many assets you useHubbee adds just ~2 KB to every page — a tiny loader. Push an asset and its code loads only when it scrolls into view — and only to that one site.

01See instantly which sites are onlineA green dot means the site checked in within the last few minutes. A red dot means it's been silent too long. Hover the dot to see exactly when.

02Know what's running where — without logging inEvery site reports its WordPress version, PHP version, active plugins, theme, and available updates. Sort the grid by 'updates available' and fix them in batches.

03Group sites however you actually think about themBy client. By stack. By update cadence. Sites you push to together get a group. Pick a color for each one. Drag a site between groups — that's it.

04List or grid — your callLots of sites? Switch to a tight list view. Few sites you check often? Stay on the grid with thumbnails. The view sticks per device.

01Pick the rhythm — one beat per minute, or per fiveHubbee listens for a heartbeat from each site between every 60 seconds and 5 minutes. You set the rhythm per workspace; we keep time.

02Green when fine, yellow when iffy, red when it isn'tEvery snapshot is scored — memory usage, disk space, PHP version, the last fatal in debug.log. A site at 91% memory turns yellow. A site on PHP 7.4 in 2026 turns red.

03Uptime that actually measures uptimeHubbee weights uptime by how long each state lasted — not by how many checks happened. Three months of history, per site, on one chart.

04A ping the moment a site stops answeringWhen the rhythm breaks, you get a dashboard notification. On Pro and Agency, the same alert also lands in your inbox and your Slack channel.

01Every push is signed — your sites trust nothing elseA Hubbee push arrives at your WordPress site with a signature only Hubbee could produce. The plugin checks the signature before doing anything. No signature, no push.

02Fifty sites updated in under two secondsPush a change and Hubbee fans the request out to every connected site in parallel. Fifty sites finish in about the time it took to read this paragraph.

03Update many sites at once — plugins, themes, coreWooCommerce just shipped. You have it on 14 sites. Select the group, hit update, walk away. Hubbee handles plugin, theme, and WordPress core updates the same way.

04Every push is in the log — and every push can be undoneEvery fan-out leaves a row in the activity log: who pushed, when, to which sites, and what each site replied. A failed push gets a one-click retry. A regretted push gets a one-click rollback.

01One thread per site, where the work livesNo more 'which Slack channel was the homepage redesign in?' Every site has one thread on Hubbee — designs, decisions, screenshots, all next to the site itself.

02Recurring work, on a board you can actually scanWeekly backup check. Monthly plugin audit. Quarterly content review. Put recurring work on a board and Hubbee turns it into a calendar — green when done, yellow when due, red when overdue.

03A clean place for clients to reach youGive a client a login. They see their sites, in your branding, with one thread to talk to your team. No CC chains, no shared Dropbox, no 'can you re-send the password'.

01Each workspace is its own little worldSites in Workspace A never appear in Workspace B. Tokens never leak across. Threads never cross. The only thing shared is your login — and you switch between workspaces in one click.

02Bring your team in without ceremonyInvite anyone on your team to a workspace — they get the same view you do. We didn't build a role matrix because we don't think your designer needs a different permission set than your developer.

03Your brand, on every workspaceClient logins, audit trails, and per-workspace settings keep each engagement isolated. Custom branding lands later this year.

04An audit log and a way to pauseEvery workspace-level admin action is logged — who invited whom, who removed whom, who changed the plan. If you don't want to pay but don't want to lose your data, pause the subscription instead of cancelling.

01~2 KB per page, no matter how many sites you connectHubbee adds just ~2 KB to your pages — a tiny loader. Heavy code arrives per effect and only where you use it: Three.js & co. load only when an effect scrolls into view. Smaller than most cookie banners.

02Works with the WordPress you already haveIf your site runs WordPress 5.6 or newer and PHP 8.1 or newer, it works. Multisite is handled — every subsite connects independently. WP-CLI commands cover the diagnostics.

03Plays well with how you already build pagesUse Hubbee assets as Elementor Dynamic Tags, as Gutenberg blocks, or as shortcodes — whichever fits the page you're building.

04Signed, one-click distributionInstall a signed ZIP straight from your Hubbee dashboard — SHA-256 verified and versioned. For air-gapped or self-hosted setups, drop in the same ZIP manually.