If you build WordPress plugins or themes for clients or internal use, you’ve probably faced this question:
How do I keep everything updated without relying on the official repository?
Manually uploading zip files? Custom update checkers? Git-based hacks?
These work… until they don’t.
Today, we’re launching wp-content.io, a modern, developer-focused solution to manage private plugin and theme deployments securely, at scale, and without friction.
WordPress has grown up. It powers millions of professional websites and is now used by serious developers building serious things. But if you look at how we manage custom plugins and themes, it’s still surprisingly fragile.
There’s no built-in support for external sources.
No official registry-like system.
No simple way to handle updates without reinventing the wheel.
With wp-content.io, we want to fix that and bring modern tooling to the WordPress ecosystem.
We’re not trying to replace the plugin directory. We’re building the missing layer for developers who work outside of it.
wp-content.io lets you:
Whether you’re a freelancer maintaining client projects, or an agency working on internal tools, wp-content.io gives you a cleaner, safer, and more scalable workflow.
This project was born out of real agency pain. We were building plugins, deploying updates manually, fixing the same bugs on multiple installs and wasting time. We didn’t want a bloated dashboard. We wanted something that felt like a package manager: transparent, fast, predictable.
So we made one but for WordPress.
Our goal is simple:
Make it effortless to maintain your own WordPress ecosystem.
You can start with a free account, explore the features, and see how it fits into your workflow.
And if you have questions, feedback, or ideas contact us.
We’d love to hear from you.