Work that outlives the invoice.

I build WordPress platforms, plugins, SEO systems, and content operations that teams can run without depending on a developer. The common thread is simple: the work still has to be useful after the handoff.

Gaurav Tiwari · Developer, publisher, educator

Work delivered for, or alongside, teams at

  • IBM
  • Adobe
  • HubSpot
  • Canva
  • monday.com
  • IATA
  • FreshBooks
  • Express.co.uk
  • YouStable
  • CollegeDunia
  • Rau’s IAS
  • Googiehost
See the full client list
Clients since 2008
850+
Projects delivered
2,000+
Lifetime search impressions
500M+
Sites running my plugins
10,000+
Client revenue influenced
$38M+

A project is done when you stop needing me.

The same test runs on client builds, plugins, and guides: 4 checks, in this order. If one fails, the work isn’t finished.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Existing sites are audited first and fixed where possible. A rebuild happens only when the foundation demands one.

    You leave with: a clear fix-or-rebuild call.

  2. 02

    Build

    Solve the problem the business actually has, not the one a service label describes.

    You leave with: working software, tested before launch.

  3. 03

    Ship

    Make it fast and clear, for visitors and for the people who edit it.

    You leave with: fast pages and plain-language docs.

  4. 04

    Hand off

    Leave the owner in control. Editors publish and teams manage the site without calling a developer.

    You leave with: a site your team runs without me.

Key projects.

Client sites, themes, plugins, tools, courses, books, and open-source repos. Hover a card to see it. If you know the name, start typing.

Themes

Plugins

Client platforms

Tools and apps

Agent skills and open source

Courses

Writing and study notes

What usually comes up.

Start with the constraint, not a service label. Tell me what’s broken, slow, difficult to publish, or too dependent on one person.

What kind of work do you take on?

3 buckets: WordPress engineering, performance and SEO rescue work, and content systems for brands that publish at scale. Projects that sit across 2 buckets are often the best fit.

Do you work solo or with a team?

I lead the engineering. Content and design can scale through Gatilab, the agency I founded in 2014.

Can you take over an existing site?

Yes. I audit existing sites first and fix what I can. I recommend a rebuild only when the foundation actually demands one.

Where are you based?

India, in the IST time zone. Most client work is remote across the US, Europe, and Asia, with async communication built into the process.

How do we start?

Share what you’re building, what’s broken or missing, and your timeline. Serious inquiries get either a practical plan or an honest referral.

Are the plugins and books free?

Most of them. GT Performance, GT Page Blocks Builder, GT Link Manager, and GT ACF Blocks cost nothing, and so does everything I publish on WordPress.org. Core Forms starts at $59. Courses are free to read with no account, and most books are free PDFs.

Gaurav Tiwari

Code gets the system online. Clear writing gets people to use it.

Some projects need engineering. Others need an explanation people can act on. The strongest ones need both.

Tell me what should keep working after the handoff.

Share what you’re building, what’s broken or missing, and your timeline. You’ll get a practical next step, even when that step is an honest referral.

Or email gaurav@gauravtiwari.org

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