
GeekCore Toolkit for Elementor
Own plugin with Theme Builder, popups, mega menu and 57 widgets to build complete WordPress sites.
WordPress is what I recommend when your team needs to publish and edit content on its own. My sites use my own themes and plugins, so they stay light and don’t depend on dozens of external plugins.
For that I built GeekCore Toolkit, an Elementor plugin that I use as the base of the sites I make.
Pages, menus and templates editable from Elementor, with no embedded HTML that forces you to ask a developer for changes.
Themes built for your brand, instead of a generic template with dozens of unused options.
Widgets, forms, quote calculators and specific features, in a single plugin that is maintained together with the site.
Moving an existing site to WordPress with importers that recreate pages, menus, media and SEO.
Catalogs and online purchases when your business needs them.
Updates, backups and adjustments to keep the site running and secure.

Own plugin with Theme Builder, popups, mega menu and 57 widgets to build complete WordPress sites.

Site created with AI that I reviewed, migrated to WordPress and published on a cPanel VPS, with SEO, a quote calculator and forms.

Corporate site on WordPress and Elementor Pro, in English, with a custom theme, legal pages and a form for partners.
with Actihost

New WordPress site for Citybox, with a location selector, prices by category, a space calculator and access to the customer portal.
We talk about your operation, your users and what isn't working today.
We define a first version with the essentials, timelines and way of working.
Partial deliveries you can test and correct.
Release, training and support so the system keeps running.
It is my own Elementor plugin with a theme builder, popups, mega menu, forms, a quote calculator and 57 widgets. I use it as the base to build complete WordPress sites.
Yes. I do migrations with importers that recreate pages, menus, media and SEO metadata, in a repeatable way and also from the command line.
It is when it is kept up to date and the number of third-party plugins is limited. That is why I build my own features and keep themes and plugins current.
Yes, that is the goal. The site is delivered with templates and widgets you can edit from Elementor.