
CommandWP
Manage WordPress; no plugin required.
My first attempt at finding some early adopters didn't get too far. That time I was asking early adopters to pay for access. While I think it was a great deal, it didn't seem to be a fit for anyone.
I've continued development and now looking for a limited number of early adopters. This time for free.
If you manage WordPress site and might be interested, check it out here: https://commandwp.com/early_adopters/
If you've had experience with early adopters, I'd love to hear about it too :)
I'm ready to get some agencies on the platform and have put together an Early Adopter program. I'm looking for agencies that manage WordPress sites for their clients or want to. I've reworked a lot of code to allow for customized emails, admin users, and a simplified UI.
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Up to this point I'd built the software for myself. If I wanted to get some other users on board I'd need to update the user / account model, update the design, and refine features that worked, but were not pretty. I started this process and have some work ahead.
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Not sure when I actually started working on the idea... But I started building it to help myself manage WordPress site for clients. I had been doing that by hand and with the help of some plugins. Then tried a few of the management options out there. I ended up using MainWP for a while, but still wasn't happy.
Once I found WP-Cli I knew that's what I wanted to use to manage the sites... But I also wanted a nice dashboard for myself and a way to track what I did for each site so I could sent clients email reports. Plus I could integrate other things as well, like UptimeRobot.
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I've been managing WordPress over the last five years for clients and myself. I've used a number of different plugin based systems, most of which are awesome, but they all had some drawbacks.

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