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FeatureQuest Roadmap & Voting Board
A front-end board where your visitors submit, upvote, and track feature requests, ideas, and feedback. One shortcode, no page builder required.
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A closer look at the WordPress projects, ideas and community behind @natewren.
01 / A body of work
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Project spotlight / From the available work
A front-end board where your visitors submit, upvote, and track feature requests, ideas, and feedback. One shortcode, no page builder required.
02 / The project library
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WordPress pluginA front-end board where your visitors submit, upvote, and track feature requests, ideas, and feedback. One shortcode, no page builder required.
Explore features on the official listing · v1.0.7
WordPress pluginFind and monitor broken links with a genuinely local, host-safe scanner. No account, no credit card, no link quotas, no cloud.
Explore features on the official listing · v1.0.4Read the full bio ↗Invader Digital Inc. is a one-person WordPress plugin company, run by Nate Wren, an independent developer and designer in Temecula, California. Focused plugins rather than suites, data that stays in your own database, and no support layer between you and the person who wrote the code.
Read their story ↗I came to WordPress sideways, through design. I spent years making icons and graphics, then started designing websites, and WordPress kept turning out to be the thing those sites were built on. Learning it properly stopped being optional. Client work taught me how to fill gaps in website functionality. Most…
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