// about signocore

One developer, fifteen years, no investors.

I have been building WordPress sites and plugins since 2010, mostly for clients I am still in touch with. Signocore is what happens when fifteen years of internal tools and shortcuts get cleaned up and made for everyone.

No team, no investors, no subscription model. Just software I would want to install on my own sites, which is exactly what I do.

Daniel Nielsen, independent developer behind Signocore

rule 01

Pay once.

Lifetime updates. No time-limited support, no version cutoffs, no forced upgrades.

rule 02

No tracking.

Nothing about how you use a Signocore plugin leaves your site. No "anonymous usage statistics".

rule 03

No accounts.

You install it. It works. That is the whole relationship.

The origin

WordPress deserves better tools.

Signocore started as one SEO plugin, written because the established options looked good on paper and felt bloated in practice. Core features behind add-ons, slow admin screens, opinions that did not help the person building the site.

That plugin grew into something bigger, and it turned into a home for focused, well-built WordPress tools. The brief has not changed since: do the job properly, stay out of the way, never rent the basics back to the customer.

Build software that respects the people using it.

Independence

Why the plugins are not on the WordPress repository.

A fair question, and one I get often. I have been through the approval process, but over time I could not align with how plugin developers are treated there, including documented cases of hosted plugins being taken over and credit removed from the original author.

Distributing independently means I stay in control of what I build and how I build it. Every download comes from here, every update comes from me, and you always know exactly who made the code running on your site.

All WordPress plugins are GPL-3.0 licensed. The free cores stay free.

What I build