Themes and an engine we wrote ourselves, plus the unglamorous work around them: moving a hundred thousand posts without losing rankings, writing the parser that feeds the site, and making Google's speed report stop shouting.
No agency retainers. You talk to the person who writes the code — [email protected] · Telegram @xsoft_pro
numbers from projects we shipped, not stock copy
Everything below runs on live sites with six-figure catalogs — not on a demo install with twelve posts.
A whole tube platform inside a theme: player, downloads, analytics, AI translations, mirrors, social auto-posting and monetization.
When WordPress becomes the bottleneck: an Astro + Postgres platform with its own admin, self-hosted video and multi-theme support.
One dashboard for a fleet of WordPress sites: health, updates, licenses, backups and bulk actions — instead of 30 wp-admin tabs.
latest, sep 2026 — security & speed audit (~95 fixes), smooth page transitions, IndexNow, an age gate Core Web Vitals never notice · what’s new →
Fixed scope, fixed price, a written report at the end. Everything is done on your servers, with your access — nothing is locked to us.
A few numbers from real projects. Ranges, not promises — every site starts from a different hole.
A JAV catalog moved onto our theme with taxonomies, screenshots, file-host links and per-post quality chips rebuilt — driven by a script, verified by a diff, reversible with an undo pass.
When a file host died, we re-uploaded the whole library to a new one and relinked every post by gallery id — the site never showed a broken download.
Telegram or email. Access is optional at this stage — most problems are visible from the outside.
You get a written list: what is broken, what it costs you, what to fix first. Yours to keep even if we never work together.
Scope, price and deadline in one message. No hourly meters, no surprise change requests.
Work happens on a staging copy where it can. Before/after numbers included in the final report.
Written down because every one of them was learned the expensive way. They apply the same to a $200 theme licence and to a 100,000-post migration.
Servers, accounts, code, parsers, configs — handed over with a README. If we disappeared tomorrow, nothing on your side would stop working.
Scope, price and deadline in one message. If the job turns out bigger than expected, that is our problem — not a change request.
Live site, database, theme — snapshot first, then work, always with a known way back. No “it should be fine”.
Work happens on a copy when it can. When it cannot, the report carries the numbers from before and after — not adjectives.
If the engine is overkill, the migration will not pay back, or the honest answer is “leave it as it is” — you hear exactly that. Moving you is not automatically a win for anyone.
Passwords, API keys and wallets are never pasted into third-party tools “to check something”. Panels and parsers run on your machines.
An affiliate link, a file-host deal, an old ad slot that still pays — nothing touching your revenue changes without your explicit yes.
Every theme release is linted on PHP 8.0 and 8.3 and runs on our own fleet before it reaches the store. You never get a version we have not lived with.
A test that failed is reported as failed; a step we skipped is listed as skipped. Numbers come from projects we shipped, not from stock copy.
That is the only thing we work with. Fifteen years of tubes, galleries, JAV, fetish and file-host catalogs — including the parts most contractors decline: DMCA queues, host bans, payment processors and traffic that Google treats differently.
Yes, and it is the single most requested job here. The rules are always the same: keep URLs where possible, 301 everything else, preserve titles and dates, rebuild taxonomies and sitemaps, then watch Search Console for four weeks. We have moved catalogs of 90,000+ posts this way.
No. Services and products are independent — we optimize, migrate and parse for sites running any theme or engine. The theme is simply what we would build on if you asked us to start from zero.
You do. Everything runs on your hosting and your accounts. Parsers, scripts and configs are handed over with a short README. There is no hidden dependency on us — that is deliberate.
Fixed price per task, agreed before the work starts. Cards or crypto. Recurring jobs — parsers, monitoring, content ingestion — can be a small monthly fee instead.
Not a PDF generated by a plugin — a written list of what is broken on your site, sorted by what it costs you.
typical answer time: same day, MSK hours