The story.

Howdy 👋 I’m Fahim. I started working with WordPress in 2011, shipped my first plugin in 2014, and I haven’t stopped since.

In 2018 I started DiviPeople. In 2021, Divi Torque. Ten-plus plugins later, they run on more than 100,000 sites. In 2022 I put a parent company behind both: PlugPress.

I never studied computer science. I learned to code by taking WordPress themes apart, from Dhaka. WordPress gave me a career. I’ve been paying it back in plugins ever since.

PlugPress is a small team, small enough that support tickets go to the people who wrote the code, usually answered within a day. Self-funded, no investors. If you ever cancel, your plugins keep working.

— Fahim Reza, @ifahimreza

It’s early. Tell me what to build next.

What PlugPress builds.

The web is changing again. AI reads sites. Cites them. Edits them. The plugins WordPress needs for that don’t exist yet. That’s the gap.

Saddle lets AI work on your site without breaking it. Waggle gets your content read and cited by AI search. Loggle traces every sale back to the click that started it.

Next up: Mailyard keeps your email delivered with a backup plan, and Inbees turns every form into one shared inbox. One license, PlugPress One, covers all of it, including whatever ships after.

Timeline.

2011
Started working with WordPress.
2014
The first plugin ships.
2018
DiviPeople starts — plugins for the Divi ecosystem.
2021
Divi Torque follows.
2022
PlugPress is formed as the parent company behind both.
2026
Saddle, Waggle, and Loggle ship under the PlugPress name. Mailyard is next.