WP Reset Pro - WordPress Development Tool for Non-Devs 6.19

WordPress Development Tool​

Speed up site deployment, testing & recovery by controlling, resetting & restoring the WordPress environment in one click.

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We use WP Reset every day to develop, debug, and maintain dozens of WordPress sites. We only add features that are needed to get the job done.

You clicked “update plugin” because why not? And everything went to hell? Go back to the past when everything was working with 1 click.

Create a collection of your favorite plugins & themes and install them after resetting the site, or when creating a site one from scratch.

White screen. Nothing works! You messed up so badly that you can’t even get into the WP admin? No worries! Just open the recovery tool.

We all hate when a theme demo installs so much demo data that it takes an hour to clean. With WP Reset, remove anything with one click.

Need to be sure everything is gone? All options, all files, all custom database entries, and tables? Then hit the nuclear reset button.

Don’t want WebFactory’s logos displayed within the plugin? Do you want to hide the license info as well? Just enable the Whitelabel Option.

Let WP Reset be your safety net. It creates automatic snapshots before all significant changes on your site so you can always have a safe point to restore the site to.

Offload & safely store Collections & Snapshots to the cloud controlled by the WP Reset team or use one of the popular services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or pCloud.

Control all your licenses, sites, collections & snapshots from a single location. All your client sites in one place, easily accessible and controllable.

Your site is completely dead? Can’t even log in? You have no idea what happened or what to do?Getting the white-screen of death? We know how you feel & we have the tool to fix it!

If you’re already using MainWP to manage multiple WordPress sites, you’ll be able to quickly and easily reset them with the WP Reset MainWP Extension.

Instead of messing with FTP, wp-config.php file and spending hours finding the error log file, use WP Reset to easily enable/disable WP_DEBUG mode and view PHP errors.