Our Work

The Challenge

LokerID needed a fully featured job portal that could compete with established players — one that supported employer accounts, candidate profiles, ATS (Applicant Tracking System) workflows, and a membership/monetisation model, all without a bloated custom framework.

What We Did

We architected LokerID on WordPress with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) as the data layer, building a custom theme from the ground up. The platform features employer and candidate registration, job listing management, an ATS dashboard for tracking applicants through hiring stages, and a membership system with tiered plans for monetisation. Every feature was built as a maintainable, extensible WordPress solution.

Results

• ↑Launched a fully operational job portal handling employer and candidate flows end-to-end
• ↑ATS system reduced manual hiring admin for employers significantly
• ↑Membership tiers created a sustainable recurring revenue model from day one
• ↑Platform has been running and scaling continuously since 2016

Stack: WordPress, ACF (Advanced Custom Fields), PHP, MySQL

The Challenge

WooCommerce store owners offering local delivery had no reliable way to charge customers based on actual travel distance. Existing solutions were rigid, tied to a single mapping provider, and couldn't handle the nuanced rate structures that real businesses need — flat rates, per-weight tiers, cart-amount thresholds, and conditional rules all in one place.

What We Did

We designed and built WooReer (formerly WooCommerce Shipping Distance Matrix) — a WooCommerce shipping plugin with a flexible, provider-agnostic architecture. The plugin supports Google Maps Routes API, Mapbox Matrix API, DistanceMatrix.ai, Geoapify, and HERE Routing API. Store owners can define unlimited table rates per shipping zone with granular control: progressive or flat distance rates, pricing by product, shipping class, cart weight, quantity, or amount, plus surcharges, discounts, and conditional shipping rules. Distance is displayed transparently to customers at cart and checkout.

Results

• ↑1,000+ active installations on WordPress.org
• ↑4.3 out of 5 stars across 23 reviews
• ↑Supports 5 mapping API providers — more than any competing plugin
• ↑Maintained and updated continuously since initial release

Stack: PHP, WordPress, WooCommerce, Google Maps API, Mapbox, DistanceMatrix.ai, Geoapify, HERE

The Challenge

Developers selling premium WordPress plugins through e-commerce platforms like LemonSqueezy and Paddle had no reliable way to manage license keys, handle provider webhooks, and serve plugin update payloads — all from a single, self-hosted solution. Existing tools were either too narrow, cloud-dependent, or not built to support multiple payment providers simultaneously.

What We Did

We built WP Licensor — a WordPress plugin that transforms any WordPress site into a fully self-hosted License Server and Plugin Update Server. The plugin manages license key issuance and validation for paid plugins, integrates with LemonSqueezy and Paddle via webhook handlers for automated license lifecycle events (purchase, renewal, cancellation, refund), and serves WP-compatible plugin update payloads so client sites receive updates natively through their WordPress dashboard.

Results

• ↑Fully self-hosted license and update server — no third-party SaaS dependency
• ↑Supports LemonSqueezy and Paddle out of the box with webhook-driven automation
• ↑Client sites receive plugin updates natively via the standard WordPress update mechanism
• ↑Modular architecture makes adding future e-commerce providers straightforward

Stack: PHP, WordPress, LemonSqueezy API, Paddle API, REST API