Small, fast plugins for the problems most WordPress sites run into: security hardening, speed clean-ups and admin fixes. Every plugin is free, maintained and honest about what it does.
In short CodingCush plugins are free WordPress plugins made by CodingCush, an Indian coding education site. There is currently 1 released plugin — CodingCush Tweaks, 23 one-click WordPress fixes in one light plugin: disable XML-RPC, control Heartbeat, raise the upload limit, limit revisions and more — and 3 more in development. Each one is lightweight, works with WordPress 6.0+ and PHP 7.4+, and can be installed by uploading its zip in Plugins → Add New.
23 one-click WordPress fixes in one light plugin: disable XML-RPC, control Heartbeat, raise the upload limit, limit revisions and more.
We release one plugin at a time and only when it is ready. Pick one to see what it will do, or ask to be told when it launches.
Available · WordPress.org review23 one-click WordPress fixes in one light plugin: disable XML-RPC, control Heartbeat, raise the upload limit, limit revisions and more.
Coming soonStop brute-force logins without locking yourself out: login limits, Cloudflare Turnstile and a magic-link admin recovery.
Coming soonGA4 and Meta Pixel events for WooCommerce that you can actually see firing, with a live debug panel.
Coming soonGST-ready invoices for Indian WooCommerce stores: HSN codes, CGST/SGST/IGST split, GSTIN at checkout and GSTR-1 export.
No jQuery, no page builders, no external calls. Code that is switched off is never loaded.
Nonces, capability checks and escaped output everywhere, checked with the official Plugin Check tool.
No telemetry and no data sent anywhere. Your site's data stays on your site.
Uninstalling removes every option the plugin created. Nothing is left in your database.
Yes. Every plugin listed here is free and licensed GPL-2.0-or-later. There are no ads inside wp-admin, no upgrade nags and no locked core features. A few future plugins may offer an optional Pro add-on, and that is always clearly marked.
They are built to be lightweight: no jQuery, no external requests, no front-end CSS or JavaScript unless a feature needs it, and code that only loads on the screens where it is used.
No. The plugins do not phone home, do not track your visitors and do not send any data to CodingCush or third parties.
Download the zip from the plugin page, then in WordPress go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the zip and click Install Now, then Activate. Once a plugin is approved on WordPress.org you can also search for it by name in Plugins → Add New.
Each plugin page lists its exact requirements. Our current plugins need WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, and are tested with the latest WordPress release.
Use the contact page on codingcush.com or the support forum on the plugin's WordPress.org page. Feature ideas are welcome — many features come straight from user requests.
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