Bunziez Studios is officially a thing. It’s a one-person WordPress plugin shop, and this is the website for it.
I’ve been building WordPress plugins for a while now, mostly to solve problems I kept running into on client sites and my own projects. At some point I realized I had a whole catalog of these things and should probably put them somewhere proper.
What’s here now
There are 13 free plugins available on WordPress.org right now. They do things like manage conditional menus, handle custom sidebars, add content toggle blocks, and clean up various WordPress annoyances. Each one does one thing and tries to do it well.
The products page has the full catalog. The plugins page lists the free ones with direct links to WordPress.org.
What’s coming
Premium plugins are next. Community Card Pro and its extensions are the first ones in the pipeline. The store functionality on this site is being built out to handle licenses and updates. More on that soon.
How I build these
Every repo runs PHPStan, PHPCS, and PHPUnit through CI. That’s static analysis, coding standards, and unit tests on every push. It’s the kind of thing that sounds boring to talk about, but it’s the difference between a plugin that works reliably and one that breaks when WordPress updates.
The free plugins are actually free. Not “free but missing half the features so you’ll buy the upgrade” free. If a plugin is on WordPress.org, it does the thing it says it does without a paywall. Premium versions add genuinely new capabilities, not unlocked ones.
Where to find things
Here’s the quick map: /products for the full catalog, /plugins for the free ones on WordPress.org, and /support if you need help with anything.
That’s it. The site is live, the plugins are out there, and there’s more coming. Thanks for checking it out.