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Five so far. Each one does a job WordPress does not do on its own, and stops there. More will land here as they are finished.
v1.2.0Groceries and perishables
Nutrition tables, ingredient lists with the fourteen EU allergens in bold, and expiry batch tracking that doubles as your stock. When a batch gets close to its date the plugin offers it at a discount instead of letting you write it off.
v1.2.3Venues and attractions
Tickets, timeslots and season passes as WooCommerce product types. Every order issues a QR code, and your staff scan it at the door from a phone browser. No ticketing service sits in the middle, so nobody takes a cut of the sale.
v1.5.6Scheduled jobs
The WP-Cron log WordPress never wrote. Every scheduled run is recorded with its duration, memory, query count and the plugin that owns the callback, so a job that runs twice or quietly stops is something you can actually point at.
v1.8.1Restaurants and seated venues
Adds a Booking venue product type to WooCommerce, where one product is one floor plan. Upload a picture of the room, drag the tables onto it, price them, and customers pick a date, a timeslot and a table straight off the seating chart. Every paid reservation gets a QR check-in code.
v1.0.0Core clean-up
Switch off the parts of WordPress core your site does not use, from emoji scripts and XML-RPC to Heartbeat, feeds and revisions. Every switch says what it might break, and a built-in test measures the difference on your own pages.