WordPress plugins · since 2026
We make two plugins so far. One is called Ultimate, the other Penultimate, which tells you roughly how our naming meetings go.
It fits on one screen. We consider this a feature.
Real folders on your server for the files your site actually uses: reports, forms, PDFs, the minutes of that meeting nobody read. It knows which page links to which file, so deleting one stops being a gamble.
Ultimate, because after this one we promised to stop making folder managers.
Footnotes that live in their own table, not inside your text. Tooltips for readers, a proper editing panel for you. Turn the plugin off and your posts show a small number, not forty shortcodes.
1. Penultimate, because the last footnote is always the one you add after publishing. ↩
Written down so we can be held to them.
On your server, in folders you can see over FTP. If you uninstall us tomorrow, they are still there, with their names.
We don't know how many buttons you clicked. We would like to keep it that way.
No trial, no countdown, no banner asking for five stars every other Tuesday.
Support emails are read by whoever wrote the code in question. Reassuring or alarming, depending on the bug.
Yes. It is on WordPress.org, it has no limit on the number of files, and it will not nag you. Pro adds tools for teams and heavy users; it doesn't unlock things we held back out of spite.
Nothing breaks. You keep the version you have, it keeps working. Updates and support stop until you renew.
No. localhost, .local, .test and anything starting with staging. or dev. are on the house.
Within 30 days, yes, by email. We might ask what went wrong, out of curiosity. You can ignore the question.
We pour things carefully and let them cool before shipping. Also, the domain was available, which in 2026 felt like a sign.