Team access
Invite members into the cockpit, share site visibility and keep platform-level controls with administrators.
SpawnWP is growing from a focused single-admin lab into a stronger self-hosted workspace for WordPress teams — without turning into another hosted control plane.
This roadmap communicates direction, not deadlines. Priorities can change as the project learns from real-world use.
The first priority is safe collaboration and faster ways to reuse a working environment.
Invite members into the cockpit, share site visibility and keep platform-level controls with administrators.
Duplicate a complete environment while regenerating its URL, credentials, salts, ports and private secrets.
Once the team foundation is solid, SpawnWP can become easier to automate and connect to existing development workflows.
Create, inspect, snapshot and destroy environments from trusted CI pipelines and local developer tools.
Bring plugin and theme repositories into repeatable environments and run their build or test workflows consistently.
Share short-lived demos and issue one-click WordPress admin access without exposing permanent credentials or opening anonymous provisioning.
A full interactive shell into each site's PHP container, straight from the cockpit — wp shell, Composer, Node and the whole QA toolchain without leaving the browser. The one-line WP-CLI console already ships as a first step.
Useful additions remain candidates until they can preserve SpawnWP's simple operations and secure defaults.
Create subdirectory Multisite environments for plugin and theme compatibility testing, with routing and lifecycle behavior designed specifically for the lab.
The foundation, plus the roadmap items already delivered and in use in the open-source project.
Independent Nginx, PHP, MariaDB, Mailpit and Adminer services for every environment.
Repeatable starting states, database and media snapshots, restore controls and multiple PHP runtimes.
Capture a configured site — plugins, theme, media and content — as a versioned blueprint on your own server, then spawn fresh sites from it.
Give a site an optional lifetime; an hourly check removes expired sites, with a countdown badge and one-click extend or make-permanent.
Run WP-CLI inside any site straight from the cockpit, with its output streamed back live.
Passkeys, TOTP fallback, recovery codes, HTTPS and loopback-only internal service ports.
Signed releases, dashboard updates and rollback without handing control to a hosted service.
SpawnWP will remain a controlled, self-hosted development lab. The roadmap does not turn it into:
Watch the repository for implementation progress, release notes and the technical decisions behind each milestone.