GT Performance
Page caching, unused CSS removal and Cloudflare integration for WordPress, free on WordPress.org.
Under consideration 3
Purge history
A log of what was purged, when, and what triggered it.
Real-visitor Core Web Vitals
See LCP, INP and CLS from Chrome's field data beside each page's cache status.
Load marketing scripts after consent
Analytics and ad scripts wait for the visitor's cookie consent.
Planned 6
Preload important fonts
Text shows sooner because the fonts it needs start loading first.
Self-host third-party CSS and scripts
Serve files from other sites from your own domain.
Roll back a bad CSS build
Return a page to its last good unused-CSS build in one click.
Convert existing images to WebP and AVIF
Older uploads get modern formats too, and browsers that can't show them get the original.
A cached page per language and currency
Multilingual and multi-currency stores get the right copy for every visitor.
Gentler warming on shared hosting
Warming slows down when the server is busy, and shows you why.
In progress 1
Fast pages for shoppers with a cart
Cached browsing for visitors with items in their cart. The mini-cart stays correct, and pages with personal details are never stored.
Shipped 4
Saving works on OpenLiteSpeed
Large purges no longer make the server drop the editor's save. Released in version 1.3.5.
Unused CSS that survives deploys
Builds are reused for a week and are no longer rebuilt every time a theme or plugin updates. Released in version 1.3.2.
Pages served without PHP
Apache, LiteSpeed and Nginx serve stored pages directly, with gzip and Brotli copies ready. Released in version 1.3.0.
Multisite support
Each site in a network keeps its own settings and page cache. Released in version 1.3.0.
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Tell us what you need and why. We read every idea, and the ones we plan appear on this roadmap.