What we give back to WordPress
WordPress is the platform our business is built on, so a share of our week goes back into it. Everything below is published on WordPress.org and can be checked there.
Ten hours a week, every week
Five for the Future asks organisations to contribute five percent of their resources back to WordPress. Our pledge is public, and so is the work.
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Contributors sponsored
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Hours pledged per week
13
Teams supported
Six teams, from core to translations
The teams our contributors are active on, as listed on the WordPress.org profile.
View the profile- Core
- AI Core
- Core Performance
- Core Program
- Polyglots
- CLI
Badges earned on WordPress.org
Awarded by the project, not self-declared. Credited in the WordPress 7.0 release as a core contributor.
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Core Contributor
since May 2026
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Core AI Contributor
since May 2026
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Core Performance
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Pattern Author
since May 2026
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Translation Editor
since May 2026
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Translation Contributor
since April 2026
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Photo Contributor
since May 2026
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WordCamp Organizer
since July 2026
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Plugin Developer
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Theme Developer
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WP-CLI
Four things anyone can install
Reviewed by the WordPress.org plugin and theme teams, then published under the GPL. Small numbers, but real ones: every figure below comes from the WordPress.org API.
VYROLA
A block theme reviewed and accepted into the WordPress.org theme directory, which is a stricter bar than most people expect.
- 30+active installs
- 324downloads
- v1.0.1requires WP 6.7
Admin Toolbar Visibility Control
Hides the front-end admin toolbar per role, for stores and member sites where customers should never see it but administrators still need it.
- 10+active installs
- v2.0.4tested to WP 7.0
CodeTrappers Supplier Sync
Imports supplier catalogues into WooCommerce by SKU, including variations, stock and images. Written for a client, then released rather than kept private.
- v1.0.0tested to WP 7.0
- GPLsource published
Reseller Intent
An add-on for GoDaddy's Reseller Store plugin that records what people actually search for in the domain box. Maintained by Kamran Abdul Aziz; we contribute to it.
- v1.0.6tested to WP 7.0
We host the Bengaluru WordPress meetup
The group is 2,904 members strong and belongs to the community, not to us. These are the sessions we have hosted at our office.
Why we contribute
My WordPress journey started by solving real business problems for clients and growing teams that needed reliable websites, faster launches, and systems they could actually manage. As my company grew, so did my interest in contributing back, from plugins and documentation to testing, patterns, translations, and core work. I stay involved because WordPress is more than a CMS to me, it is a platform for building durable digital businesses.
Yusuf Mudagal, CEO at Codetrappers, contributing since 2016
Building on WordPress? So are we.
The same people contributing upstream are the ones who will work on your site.
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A free audit first
We'll look at your site and tell you straight what needs doing.
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Fixed scope, fixed price
Agreed in writing before any work starts. No hidden fees.
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A real engineer on the call
You talk to the people who do the work, not a sales script.