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About WPGrowKit

WPGrowKit makes free WordPress plugins for site owners who want their site to do more than sit there. Each plugin comes with step-by-step documentation and practical guides, so you can set it up properly and keep it working.

WPGrowKit is built by Bhumi Avaiya, who develops the plugins and writes the guides on this site.

What we build

  • Quizably: quiz, survey and poll builder with lead capture. It is listed on WordPress.org, and the current version is 1.2.8.

How we work

  • Free software. Our plugins are released under the GPLv2 or later, with no cap on what you can build.
  • Documentation written from the code. Our docs describe how the plugin actually behaves, including its limits, so you know what to expect before you rely on it.
  • Guides that stay honest. Blog posts are checked against the plugin itself before they are published. We do not invent statistics, customers or results.
  • Your data stays on your site. Our plugins store what they collect in your own WordPress database, not on our servers.

How the guides are written and checked

Every guide starts from how the plugin really behaves. Before a post or doc page is published, its claims about the plugin are checked against the plugin's source code and a working install, so a setting, label or limit you read about is one you will find. Where a feature has a limit, the guide says so.

Each post shows when it was published and, if it has changed since, when it was last updated. When a new plugin version changes how something works, the docs and the posts that mention it are updated, and the change is listed in the Quizably changelog. Examples in the guides use made-up businesses and are labelled as hypothetical. We do not invent statistics, customers or results.

What is free

Everything. Quizably is a free plugin on WordPress.org, released under the GPLv2 or later. All four quiz types, the four templates, lead capture, webhooks and analytics are included, with no cap on quizzes, questions or leads. You do not need an account with us to use it.

Get in touch

For help with a plugin, the quickest route is the support forum on WordPress.org, where answers stay public and can help the next person with the same question. For anything else, see the contact page.

If you spot a mistake in a guide, such as a step that no longer matches the plugin or a setting with a different name, please tell us through the contact page. Include the page address and what you saw, and we will correct it.