Work still unpushed

UN→PUSHED

The fix is written. It’s still not on the site. Unpushed helps you pick what matters, ship it, and make sure it actually landed — whether you run one site or many.

Website ops for traffic sites.

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Abstract artwork of a dashed path resolving into a glowing pushed state

The painpoints

Five places work goes unpushed.

01 · Maintain

You only notice a site needs you when traffic already dropped.

One live list of what needs work: what changed, what slipped, what ships next. Each site shows a state you can read in a second, so attention goes where traffic is at risk.

Maintain in detail →

-Ten dashboards, still no answer to what do I do next
-Rankings drop before anyone opens the tab
-Plugin and theme updates take the live site with them
-Link rot and slow pages decay in the background
-Dead affiliate paths quietly bleed commission

02 · Update

The fix takes ten minutes. Getting it live takes a week.

What needs work becomes a clear to-do with an owner, a preview, and a way back. Approve it, ship it, check the live page. The loop closes when the site says so — not when a ticket moves.

Update in detail →

-A one-line change turns into a half-day project
-Nobody owns the finding, so nobody ships it
-Pages keep ranking on claims that expired last year
-Publishing cadence dies the week after launch
-Deploy anxiety turns small wins into backlog

03 · Migrate

Moving a site puts every ranking you own on the table.

Unpushed captures pages, redirects, assets, and tracking links before anything cuts over, then watches the same list after. You move onto the loop you'll run next with rankings intact and proof they held.

Migrate in detail →

-Assets and images break the moment DNS flips
-Tracking links snap and revenue goes with them
-Internal equity strands on paths nothing points to
-Search Console fills with 404s for weeks
-Staging passes, production fails at cutover

04 · Create

A parked domain earns nothing while you wait on setup.

Brief it, generate it, ship it live on the loop you'll run forever. No separate launch stack, no handoff between who builds the site and who runs it.

Create in detail →

-The domain ages while the site stays empty
-Weeks of wiring before the first page is live
-Thin pages shipped just to have something up
-The launch stack and the ops stack never match

05 · Design

AI builders hand you a pretty page and no way to run it.

Re-skin a ranking site in chat, on a stack built to load fast and stay indexable. The new look ships through the same preview and verify path as every other change — easier than starting over in Lovable or Bolt.

Design in detail →

-Beautiful one-offs nobody can update
-Every build lands on the same generic template
-A visual tweak becomes a full redesign project
-Theme weight eats Core Web Vitals

The path

From finding to live change, in four steps.

[unpushed] runs the stretch between insight and a verified page on production — whether you run one site or many.

Pick what matters

What needs work from your tools and your own eyes lands in one list. Duplicates collapse, noise gets closed, and what's left is ranked by the traffic it protects.

You approve

Work happens on a branch with a preview URL. You approve what you can see on the page — not what a ticket description promises.

It ships

The change goes live on production. Every push has a recorded previous state, so rolling back is one move if something's wrong.

We check the live page

Unpushed re-reads the real URL after deploy. A fix is only done when the live site agrees with what you signed off.

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How we pay

Free to look. Pay when work ships.

Looking at what needs attention is free. You pay when [unpushed] writes, publishes, or ships something.

In practice

The outcome is a change on production, or it didn't happen.

How a push is checked

01
Read the real page
After the deploy settles, Unpushed fetches the production page itself — not the preview, not the cache, not the CMS record.
02
Compare to what "done" meant
The change had a clear scope before work started. Unpushed checks the rendered markup, status codes, and redirects against it.
03
Watch traffic after
Impressions, clicks, and Core Web Vitals for the affected URLs are tracked past the push, so regressions surface as work.
04
Keep a way back
Every push has a recorded previous state. If production disagrees, roll back in one move and the item reopens.

What that looks like

+A title-tag fix that used to sit three weeks now ships the same afternoon
+A platform migration lands with redirects verified URL by URL, not spot-checked
+A redesign goes live without quietly dropping the markup that earned the rankings
+A dead affiliate path gets caught before the payout report does

Hosting

Hosting that gets out of the way of the push.

Sites run on Cloudflare's network instead of one shared box absorbing every plugin hit. Publish from git, serve from the nearest edge, and keep the change path short enough that shipping a fix stays a ten-minute decision.

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