Koda Cache v1.0.0

Stop generating HTML.
Start controlling Headers.

The first WordPress caching plugin designed for the modern stack. Granular TTL control, zero database bloat, and a conflict-free SaaS interface.

Is your cache a Black Box?

Most caching plugins are 'all-or-nothing'. They clutter your wp_postmeta, inject messy code, and break when you scale. Koda Cache is surgical. It respects your database and speaks native HTTP.

Control Freak

Define the Lifespan of Every Byte.

Don't treat your RSS Feed the same as your Homepage. Koda gives you granular TTL controls for every content type.

  • 1
    Feeds & Archives Set distinct TTLs for RSS and Categories. Keep content fresh without killing the server.
  • 2
    Native CPT Support Cache your Portfolio Custom Post Type differently than your standard Blog posts.
  • 3
    Smart Exclusions Auto-bypass rules for search results and 404s to prevent cache poisoning.

An Admin Panel that feels like an App.

Built with Svelte. Powered by the REST API. Isolated from the mess.

Shadow DOM Isolation

Our CSS never breaks your WP Admin layout, and your WP Admin themes never break our UI. Perfectly encapsulated.

API Driven

The interface talks to WordPress purely via REST API. It interacts instantly, feels responsive, and is headless-ready.

Single Option Entry

We store all configuration in one clean array in wp_options. No autoload bloat or thousands of orphaned rows.

Built for the Edge.

Koda Cache sets standardized s-maxage and stale-while-revalidate headers.

Whether you use Varnish, Nginx, Cloudflare, or Fastly, your infrastructure will respect Koda's rules immediately. We speak the universal language of HTTP Caching.

$ wp koda cache flush --all

Success: Cache cleared for 14 pages.

$ wp koda config export

{

"front_page": 3600,

"archive": 600

}

The Architecture Gap

Legacy Plugins

  • Bloated, slow Admin UI
  • Leaks Global CSS styles
  • 100s of wp_options rows
  • "Magic" Checkboxes (No control)

Koda Cache

  • Isolated Shadow DOM UI
  • Zero Style Leakage
  • 1 Single Option Row
  • Explicit, Granular Rules

Engineers ask us.

Does this work with WooCommerce?

Absolutely. We automatically detect WooCommerce and apply no-store headers to the Cart, Checkout, and My Account pages to ensure dynamic data is never cached.

Do I need Varnish or Nginx?

Not strictly. Koda Cache sets standard HTTP headers. If you have Varnish or Nginx configured to respect these headers, they will cache your site perfectly. If not, the user's browser will still respect the caching rules.

Is there a Cloudflare integration?

Yes. By setting the correct s-maxage headers, Cloudflare will respect your Koda rules automatically. A dedicated API purging add-on is coming soon.