Product definition
User roles, primary journeys, content sources, operating responsibilities, and a clear first release.
WordPress-connected product development
Turn WordPress content and business workflows into a focused product.
WPGeared helps define and build products that use WordPress as a content source or connect it to a custom web experience. The work begins with the user workflow and operating requirements, not a promise that every website needs an app.
Good fit
When this service makes sense
- A publisher that needs a focused member or reader experience
- A service business that needs a client-facing workflow
- A WordPress site exposing structured content to another interface
- An internal process that has outgrown forms and spreadsheets
Scope
What the engagement covers
Integration architecture
A documented approach to WordPress APIs, authentication, data ownership, third-party services, and deployment.
Interface and implementation
Responsive product UI and agreed features delivered in reviewable milestones against acceptance criteria.
Release and handoff
Environment setup, agreed testing, deployment notes, known limitations, and ownership of ongoing services.
Delivery
A visible process from review to handoff
- 01
Validate
We identify the smallest useful release and confirm that an app or custom interface is justified.
- 02
Specify
Roles, screens, data, integrations, edge cases, and acceptance criteria are documented before the build.
- 03
Deliver
Working increments are reviewed against the agreed user journeys instead of a single end-stage reveal.
- 04
Operate
Deployment, analytics, support, store submission, and recurring service ownership are assigned explicitly.
Engagement options
Clear starting points, confirmed scope
Published prices are in USD and describe a starting scope. Your brief is reviewed before work, access, timing, and final price are confirmed in writing.
Discovery and technical plan
Custom quote
For a product idea that needs requirements, architecture, risk review, and a build estimate.
- User journey definition
- Feature prioritization
- Integration review
- Delivery roadmap
Product implementation
Quoted from approved scope
For a defined client portal, headless site, web app, or mobile-connected experience.
- Milestone-based delivery
- Review environments
- Acceptance testing
- Release documentation
Before you book
Important boundaries
- Public app-store release, store fees, paid services, content migration, and ongoing support are included only when stated in the proposal.
- AI features require a separate review of provider cost, reliability, privacy, and user expectations.
- Delivery dates depend on approved requirements, account access, third-party reviews, and feedback cycles.
Questions
What clients ask first
Do I need a native mobile app?
Not always. A responsive web product or progressive web app may meet the user need with lower operating overhead. Discovery compares the practical options.
Can WordPress remain the content system?
Often, yes. The decision depends on content structure, editorial workflow, authentication, traffic, and the API behavior required by the product.
Can you add AI features?
Yes when the use case is specific and the provider, cost, data handling, failure states, and fallback experience are agreed in scope.
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