The herbarium.
A deliberately small, well-kept catalog. One plugin is in the ground and available today; a few more are in cultivation. We’d rather grow a handful of plugins properly than ship a shelf of half-tended ones — quality over quantity, every time.
A live wp-admin dashboard for your server and WordPress stack — CPU, RAM, disk, SSL, domain expiry and a scored health diagnosis.
Page-load and query profiling that points to the slow plugin or query — caching and TTFB read in plain language, not a flame graph you have to decode.
A scored hardening checklist with safe one-click fixes — file permissions, headers, login surface and config flags, tightened without breaking the site.
Scheduled, verified snapshots of files and database to your own storage — and a restore you can actually trust because it’s tested, not just taken.
Managing self-hosted WordPress and missing a tool? Tell us what would make your server easier to run — the best ideas get cultivated next.
How a specimen joins the collection.
An idea only earns a plate once it’s ready for the open market. Every plugin is built to wordpress.org standards — degrading gracefully on shared hosting, behind CDNs, with shell access disabled — and clears a security pass before it ships: SSRF-guarded probes, keys encrypted at rest, no telemetry in the free build. If it isn’t there yet, it stays budding.
Be there when the next one blooms.
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