What Should We Build Next? — Vote in Our 2-Minute Survey

We build WordPress plugins the way we wish more tools were built: a genuinely free core, flat pricing with a lifetime option, no per-entry or per-suggestion meters, and updates and support included. But the most important input into what we build next isn’t our roadmap — it’s yours. So we’re asking directly.

This post is a short one, and it has a job: tell us what to build next. There’s a two-minute survey below, and yes — it’s running on our own Trinity Forms plugin, so it doubles as a live demo of the survey feature (which is free, by the way).

Where things stand today

Right now we ship three plugins, each with a free core:

• Trinity Forms — a block-native form builder with entry storage, conditional logic, spam protection, and surveys/quizzes in the free tier.
• EntryVault — one unified inbox for form submissions across 11 builders, with tags, pipelines, and CSV export.
• JnK Linkweave — transparent, self-hosted internal linking with unlimited rules and orphan/broken-link reports.

We have a long list of things we could do next — deeper integrations, new field types, a payments overhaul, a proper analytics layer, a fourth plugin entirely. We’d rather build the thing you’ll actually use than the thing that looks good on a roadmap slide.

Have your say (2-minute survey)

Pick the ideas you’d genuinely use, tell us what’s missing, and — if you’re up for it — leave your email so we can follow up when we ship it. No spam, no sales sequence; just a heads-up when the thing you asked for lands.

Prefer to just tell us straight?

Surveys are great for signal, but nothing beats a real message. A few ways to reach us:

• Feature requests and bugs — drop us a line through the support page; we read every one.
• Using one of the plugins? An honest review on its WordPress.org page genuinely helps other users decide — good or critical, we want the real picture, not a star rating we fished for.
• Comments — tell us below what’s working and what isn’t.

We don’t offer discounts or unlock features in exchange for reviews — that’s against WordPress.org guidelines and, honestly, it just pollutes the signal. If you leave one, it’s because the plugin earned it. That’s the only kind worth having.

What happens with your answers

We read every response, group them, and let the strongest signals shape the next release. When we ship something that came out of this survey, we’ll say so — and if you left your email, you’ll be the first to hear. Building in the open only works if we actually close the loop, so we will.

Thanks for helping steer what we build. If you haven’t tried the plugins yet, they’re all free to start: Trinity Forms, EntryVault, and JnK Linkweave — and the survey above was built with the first one in about five minutes.