Why WordPress teams choose EasyWordy

Keep your stack, kill the pain: security gaps, slow TTFB, and costly scale disappear behind a safer runtime and precise observability.

Drop‑in foundation

Swap your PHP/MySQL runtime for a Haskell‑powered core without touching your themes, plugins, or DB. Keep business continuity; gain stability.

Smarter routing

Intelligent request routing with per‑component stats—identify heavy plugins, hot endpoints, and N+1 queries.

Secure modernization

Convert PHP to compiled modules when ready. Migrate themes to Fuddle templates for speed and type‑safety.

Future‑proof

Part of FUDD: AI‑aided coding, fine‑grained distribution, and Daniell site builder integration as you evolve.

Three steps, zero rebuild

01

Drop in

Install EasyWordy alongside your stack. Your themes, plugins, DB and proxy remain untouched.

02

Introspect

Use the control panel to map slow paths, plugin costs, and DB hotspots with real metrics.

03

Evolve

Gradually replace core pieces and convert code with the PHP‑→compiled pipeline. No downtime.

See your potential gains

Move the sliders to estimate TTFB and compute cost improvements as you adopt EasyWordy.

Pageviews/min Plugin count

These are rough, illustrative estimates for demo purposes.

Keep what works. Upgrade what hurts.

Capability	Status quo (PHP/MySQL)	EasyWordy drop‑in	Full rebuild
Security baseline	PHP surface area	Haskell core + controlled PHP	Depends on new stack
Performance	Dynamic + DB bottlenecks	Compiled paths + smart routing	Good but risky migration
Theme/Plugin continuity	✓	✓ (with conversion path)	× (requires rebuild)
Risk & cost	Low risk / rising cost	Low risk / falling cost	High risk / high cost

For developers & agencies

Haskell‑powered core: Servant routing, Hasql DB I/O.
Integrated PHP (SAPI): run existing plugins/themes under strict control.
Observability: per‑route timings, plugin CPU, query plans.
Conversion pipeline: PHP → compiled modules; themes → Fuddle templates.
FUDD synergy: Daniell builder to extend static sites with dynamic code.

Code evolution preview

PHP snippet

// WordPress hook
add_action('init', function() {
  if (is_user_logged_in()) {
    // expensive logic
  }
});

Compiled module (illustrative)

route :: Request -> App ()
route req = do
  when (userLogged req) $ do
    -- optimized + typed path
    pure ()

Illustrative pseudo‑code. Actual APIs subject to change.

Simple, adoption‑friendly pricing

Start with the drop‑in runtime. Add modernization only when you’re ready.

Starter

Small sites & blogs

$—

Drop‑in runtime
Basic metrics
Email support

Start

Growth

Business & media sites

$—

Advanced metrics
Plugin cost profiler
Priority support

Talk to sales

Enterprise

High‑scale & regulated

Custom

SLA & SSO
Dedicated onboarding
Modernization roadmap

Contact us

Get early access

Join the pilot cohort and help shape the roadmap.

FAQ

Do I need to change my themes or plugins?

No. EasyWordy is a drop‑in runtime; your themes/plugins continue to run. You can convert them later for performance and safety.

How does the PHP integration work?

We integrate via PHP SAPI to control execution, instrumentation, and configuration without patching upstream PHP.

What databases are supported?

We target the WordPress schema and support the standard MySQL/MariaDB setup, with options for migration planning.

Is there downtime?

No rebuild required. You can cut over and roll back easily. Modernization tasks are incremental.

Seamlessly evolve your WordPress site into a modern, secure, and high‑performance ecosystem.