SleekView for WP-Optimize: cleanup task & cache report tables
WP-Optimize logs cleanup tasks, image optimizations, and cache events to its own option keys and the wp_optimize_* tables. SleekView turns that history into a queryable maintenance dashboard.
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Read every cleanup run and cached page in one grid
WP-Optimize keeps a record of each scheduled cleanup, image optimization, and page cache event under the wpo_* option keys, with cleanup history rows in wp_optimize_logs when logging is enabled. The plugin's UI splits this across the Database, Images, and Cache tabs. Reading what was deleted in last weekend's revisions cleanup, or which images were converted to WebP and saved how many bytes, or which URLs are currently cached and which were rejected means flipping screens and skimming activity blocks.
SleekView reads each option group and table directly so the activity log becomes one workspace. Sort cleanup runs by saved space or duration. Filter image optimizations by source post type or by savings percentage. Show cached URLs alongside the cleanup events that happened in the same window so you can correlate a slow morning with a database job that ran at the wrong time.
SleekView reads the same data the dashboard does, with no schema mapping required. Cleanup, optimize, and cache actions trigger through WP-Optimize's own functions so the plugin's logs and undo paths still apply. Premium-only features such as multisite-wide cleanup and lazy-load tuning continue to need WP-Optimize Premium because they are gated by the plugin itself. SleekView just exposes whatever has already been recorded as flat, sortable rows.
Workflow
From WP-Optimize tabs to one maintenance dashboard
Connect the wpo_* surface
Build the cleanup history view
Layer in image and cache data
Trigger actions inline
Sample columns
A typical WP-Optimize cleanup run view
wp_options (wpo_*), wp_optimize_logs
| Task | Table | Rows removed | Saved | Duration | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post revisions | wp_posts | 4,812 | 38 MB | 00:00:14 | Success |
| Spam comments | wp_comments | 1,902 | 6 MB | 00:00:03 | Success |
| Transient cleanup | wp_options | 318 | 12 MB | 00:00:05 | Partial |
| Trashed posts | wp_posts | 0 | 0 KB | 00:00:01 | Skipped |
Comparison
Default WP-Optimize tabs vs SleekView
Default WP-Optimize tabs
- Database, Images, and Cache tabs are separate views
- Hard to correlate a cache slowdown with a cleanup run that happened the same hour
- Image optimization history scrolls without filtering by savings or post type
- No saved view to hand a developer for cleanup auditing
- Exports require navigating per-screen options
SleekView
- Cleanup history with rows removed, space saved, and duration per run
- Image optimization history filterable by post type or savings percentage
- Page cache state per URL with hit time and rejection reason
- Cross-reference cleanup events with cache hits in the same window
- Save maintenance views like 'Cleanup runs that saved less than expected'
Features
What SleekView gives you for WP-Optimize
Cleanup history as rows
Each scheduled cleanup becomes a row with the table it ran against, rows removed, space saved, and duration. Read the maintenance log without scrolling the activity stream.
Image savings per post
Every optimized image shows the original size, optimized size, and savings percentage next to the post that owns it. Sort by savings to find which library entries delivered the most gain.
Cache state alongside cleanup
Page cache rows sit in the same workspace as cleanup history. Spot the morning a cleanup job ran into a cache flush and pushed all the URLs back into a cold state.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for WP-Optimize
Site maintainers
Audit weekly cleanup output without skimming the activity stream. Sort by saved space or duration to confirm scheduled tasks are still doing useful work and surface tasks that have started running empty.
Agencies on retainer
Deliver a monthly maintenance report from a saved view. Cleanup history, image savings, and cache state export to CSV with one click and the client gets a real picture of what the retainer covered.
Editorial teams optimizing media
Review which uploads have been compressed or converted to WebP, sorted by post type or by savings. Plan a backfill pass for the library entries that have not been optimized yet.
The bigger picture
Why maintenance data needs a queryable surface
WP-Optimize is the most direct way to keep a WordPress database lean, the media library compressed, and a basic page cache warm. The trade-off is that each of those jobs is presented in its own tab with its own activity stream, optimized for the question the developers anticipated. Site maintainers running the plugin on dozens of installs end up reading the activity log line by line, or exporting CSVs and stitching them in a spreadsheet, just to answer questions like which cleanup tasks have started running empty or which library entries still have not been compressed.
SleekView turns that activity into structured rows. Cleanup runs become a sortable history, image optimizations become a filterable list, and page cache state becomes a feed alongside both. The plugin keeps doing the work; the team gains a queryable layer that reads the work back at the level of detail the work actually deserves.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for WP-Optimize
Yes. The wpo_* options and the wp_optimize_logs table exist in the free version, and SleekView reads from both. Premium features such as multisite-wide cleanup, scheduled image optimization, and lazy load tuning still require WP-Optimize Premium because they are enforced by the plugin itself, and any data those Premium features record automatically becomes available in SleekView when Premium is active.
Yes. Inline run actions call WP-Optimize's own cleanup functions so the task executes exactly as if you had pressed the run button in the plugin's interface. The plugin's logs continue to record the run, and any undo paths it normally provides remain available.
No. SleekView reads existing rows from the wpo_* options and the optimize_logs table and paginates each query against the same indexes WP-Optimize uses. The plugin's scheduled tasks continue to run on their existing cron schedule, and the page cache layer continues to serve front-end visitors directly.
Yes. WP-Optimize stores per-subsite options on multisite when configured that way, and SleekView respects that boundary. Each subsite shows its own cleanup history, image savings, and cache state. Network admins running the plugin in network-wide mode can build network-level views with the appropriate scope.
Yes. WP-Optimize records the original size, optimized size, and format conversion next to each attachment, and SleekView surfaces those as columns. Filter to JPEG sources only, sort by savings descending, or group by parent post type to find which content area benefits most from compression.
WP-Optimize's page cache stores cached files on disk and tracks hit metadata in its own options. SleekView reads the directory listing along with hit timestamps and rejection reasons, then renders one row per cached URL. Inline purge and refresh actions go through the plugin's own functions so they stay consistent with the plugin's UI.
Yes. Any saved view exports to CSV directly from the table header. The export honors active filters, sort order, and visible columns, which makes a monthly client report a one-click action rather than a manual screenshot of every cleanup run.
Yes. Cleanup, optimize, and cache actions triggered from a SleekView row use the plugin's own functions, so anything WP-Optimize logs continues to be logged. The plugin remains the source of truth for maintenance history, and SleekView just gives that history a queryable surface.
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