Free tools for WordPress, built from real tickets.
Block themes, plugins, and an AI agent. All free, all open source, and most of them started as a problem I kept seeing in support.
Larder
Most WooCommerce themes try to be everything for everyone. Larder picks one job: stores that sell fresh goods, like grocery shops, farmers markets, bakeries, and organic food stores.
- Every homepage section is a block patternRearrange or remove it in the Site Editor, no code needed.
- WooCommerce readyProduct Collection, Cart, Checkout, and Mini Cart work out of the box.
- Fonts served from your own siteLora and Source Sans 3 are bundled, so there are no Google Fonts requests.
Everything else
Themes, plugins, and tools you can use today.
HappyAccess
Temporary admin access with OTP, magic links, reCAPTCHA, and audit logs, so support never needs a real password.
GitHubAI agentFree
Heya
A local-first agent for support work. Hand it a WordPress bug, and it reproduces it on a throwaway site and comes back with evidence.
GitHubThemeFree
Kairo
A minimal, fast block theme for personal sites and blogs, with a dark mode toggle, five hero layouts, and local fonts.
WordPress.orgPluginFree
SnipDrop
The WooCommerce snippets I kept rewriting for merchants, tested and one click to switch on.
GitHubPluginFree
Assistify
Small tools that help store owners run their WooCommerce store day to day.
GitHubBeyond my own projects
The open source work that goes beyond my own projects, starting with WordPress itself.
WordPress core
I'm a WordPress core contributor, credited in WordPress 7.1.1. That's work on the software itself, not just what runs on top of it. Around that, I'm also a block pattern author and translation contributor. See it on my profile.
Plugin reviews
I review plugin submissions for the WordPress.org Plugins Team and the WooCommerce.com Marketplace, checking code quality, security, guidelines, and UX before a plugin reaches store owners.
Forum support
I answer in the WordPress.org forums for WooCommerce, WooPayments, Stripe, PayPal Payments, and Google for WooCommerce, where one clear reply often helps the next person with the same problem.
Have an idea for a plugin?
No paid work, just good conversation. Bring an idea, a UX question, or a review you're stuck on.