User card — see who did what

Click any name or avatar in your Simple History activity log to open the user card — a focused view of who that person is and what they’ve done on your site. Identity, recent activity, IP and browser, and a one-click drilldown into every change they’ve made.

Simple History user card popup showing a WordPress user's avatar, name, role, email, last activity time, IP address, browser, and event counts for today, the last 7 days, and total.

What you see in a user card

  • One-click drilldown into every change this user has made on your site.
  • Last activity time and a running count for today, the last 7 days, and all time.
  • IP address and browser for each login, so you can spot logins from unfamiliar setups.
  • Identity at a glance: avatar, role, and email.
  • Quick links to edit the user, view their WordPress profile, or filter the activity log to just them.

Why this matters

When something on your site changes unexpectedly — a post edited, a setting flipped, a plugin activated — the first question is always who. The user card answers that in one click, without leaving the activity log. No more cross-referencing timestamps with WordPress’s built-in user list.

And when you’re investigating something suspicious, you need the user’s recent IP, browser, and login history in one place — not spread across three plugins.

Included with Simple History. From $79/year for one site.