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Local PHP Tweaker - Stop WordPress PHP Errors in One Click

By π–’π–†π–ˆπ–π–Žπ–“π–Š π–ˆπ–”π–‰π–Š
August 18, 2025

πŸš€ Tired of editing php.ini files across Local by WPEngine sites?
Local PHP Tweaker automatically adjusts memory limits, upload sizes, and timeouts across all your sites and PHP versions - no manual digging required.

Why It Exists:

I built this after wasting hours fixing:

  • "Allowed memory size exhausted" (Gutenberg/plugin crashes)

  • "Upload file too large" (WooCommerce failures)

  • "Maximum execution time exceeded" (migration timeouts)

How It Works:

  1. Scans all Local sites/PHP versions (7.4 to 8.3)

  2. Lets you tweak settings (like memory_limit=512M) via a clean UI

  3. Applies changes instantly (even bulk-updates 50+ sites)

⏱️ Saves 10+ minutes per site vs. manual configs.

πŸ”— Try It (Summer Sale 50% Off):
https://localphp.xyz/?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=localphp_tweaker_launch
πŸ’° $14.95 (one-time, lifetime updates)

πŸ’¬ Thoughts? How do you handle PHP settings in Local now? Would this solve your headaches?

Key Features:

  • Auto-detects all Local sites

  • Bulk-update php.ini values

  • No manual restarts or folder hunting

Tagged: WordPress Programming Productivity

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    This sounds like a really nice, simple tool with one clear focus. If I was still coding I'd probably be one of your customers!

    Richard Edwards's avatar Richard Edwards
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      Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your kind words! 😊 It means a lot coming from someone with coding experience.

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        Actually, I have only limited coding experience . I am self taught, and was playing / tinkering with PHP projects and hacking WordPress to build things that weren't a CMS. Many times I got confused why something was timing out and then had to research why and how to fix it in php.ini - like I say, I don't really think of myself as a developer. This would have sped my life up and helped with my personal projects!

        Good luck with the next steps!

        Richard Edwards's avatar Richard Edwards
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