Feature Ideas

Allow users to connect their plugin & theme license for 1-click activation on sites they are creating on InstaWP or migrating to a hosting provider.

Users should be able to resell InstaWP with custom plans and branding.

Sometimes when we move a client from InstaWP to our production service we aren't quite ready to nuke everything on InstaWP. I'd like to be able to suspend the site (or redirect it from the dashboard) without deleting it while we wait for it to expire.

Export sites to Google Drive for safe keeping.

Exporting static .zip for sites hosted on InstaWP.

I would love have the ability to set a custom 301 redirect target for expired sites (also for expired magic-login-links).

It would be great if the website owner could disable all installed plugins. If any unexpected errors occur, this setting will assist users in recovering the website.

Provide a Zapier app with actions. Actions Create Site Create Site from Template

You will be able to install InstaWP Connect and securely manage your WordPress sites. In first phase we will enable following functionalities Installing Plugins/Themes Heartbeat File Manager DB Editor Config Reader All options will be disabled by default, you can enable them as per your need.

I happen to manually go into a lot of instances and enable FTP/SSH to be able to access them. In my case, when using Deployments: https://docs.instawp.com/docs/deployments/add-deployment I’d love that if a deployment is generated from a PR, have SSH enabled on it by default, and in the automated message have a command that I can quickly copy to connect to the new instance via SSH, e.g: ssh hiniyonile5453@m-enforcer-wuka.instawp.xyz

When creating a new site (whether from scratch, or via a template) could we please be able to set the site expiration? By default this is 15 days (I think). When creating sites for testing I only want them to be around for a couple of hours. I know I could add some extra code to manually delete them but it would be som convenient to just have them auto-expire after a couple of hours. Fingers crossed this isn't too hard to add support for. :-)

When using the Dashboard in mobile/responsive mode, you can't switch Teams, since the team switcher only works on-hover and it's not mobile/tap friendly.

I'm attempting to have the same environment in InstaWP and in my local development environment, as much as possible, so that the same integration tests work seamlessly in both of them. When creating a new configuration in InstaWP, some items are not random anymore. In particular, I can select a "static" WordPress username (so I can set it always as "admin"). That is excellent! I'd like to propose to do the same for a few other items: table prefix: then I can set it as "wp_" SALT keys: I can copy/paste the same ones About the SALT keys, to make the UI simple, instead of having many inputs (one input per SALT constant), we could just copy/paste the corresponding PHP code into a single textarea input: define( 'AUTH_KEY', 'P-wq#|>Yr_wU|Y,-uSNm [r|dr]:[;ncPC7H9ij.n?>UPwW]D#_T7ZH`w9;?gh$' ); define( 'SECURE_AUTH_KEY', 'U63Q+.PzZQjOX+3Y}ygMJQ4A-i0?+(-1%yN3p*?c|,;Cv;9T&;<2(@sCM44' ); define( 'LOGGED_IN_KEY', '0xF=){U!P|yI9:B{o6>2B [{-uz<nET?aYZ3:$:<EFE(%BitVEj:Xwh5,*C,A3' ); define( 'NONCE_KEY', 'H{gQ, ;FZOoqMi0x+=r_$G0SN&g0tls6aPGVq>v]f>{#bi]+:7j_Z(>ie7P.6Gw' ); define( 'AUTH_SALT', 'fLaowQ@oZdsdL6D71zHD3b[(%JG(.eX=e#X;>Ng1+R#kqwIvIU7A.a0%2>GT#B' ); define( 'SECURE_AUTH_SALT', 'Yy#ibLj/*m^,6J,G@$Hz&gt;|J7x8@#6P$9>:jntItyMl(63@MHE4E8^aZWz9^dok' ); define( 'LOGGED_IN_SALT', 'W,ec}p&gt;Bi1dIi!HM&lt;;OqbW3gkA{#r<mx4KXKquRvJ$ Ra-JjfgG[&qe?wRGicL' ); define( 'NONCE_SALT', 'ecwxmWJi:q&%AjT8=pkN[4=S&lt;,.oXPWoJVX+m_DkmBluE3|9wecEH2s^Xp]F|' ); Thanks

Figure out a way to make these two "talk" to each other. It could unlock 1-click staging website creation for (almost) anyone supporting their plugin business through HelpScout. I'd imagine a way to have a "request demo creation" on the right-hand side inside HelpScout's desktop UI, which forwards the request to InstaWP connect. The user receives a notification, approves it, and then the staging site is created. It would dramatically reduce the number of back-and-forth emails between support reps and clients. I also think this would be better served as a dedicated HelpScout app that integrates w/ existing WordPress HelpScout plugins.

For sites like those where customers have fatal errors, it'd be nice to get a notification or something so we can help them get back up and running.