Super-light MVC for WordPress

A tiny core built entirely on components — declared in config, loaded only when you use them. Models, routing, views, meta boxes and options without the boilerplate.

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Super-light core

The core is a thin application container and nothing more. No base classes to fight, no overhead on requests that don't use the framework.

Built on components

Everything — request, router, view, options, logger, user — is a component. Declared in config, lazy-loaded on first access, replaceable with your own class in one line.

Models over post types

Declare a public property on your model and it becomes post meta — read and written automatically. Chainable query API included.

Real routing

Map URL paths to controller actions, filtered by HTTP method, with required path parameters — Router::get('user/{id}', ...).

Meta boxes without ceremony

Declare meta boxes on the model; rendering, nonces, validation, saving and admin notices are wired for you.

Plugin and theme, side by side

Each application runs isolated with its own config, aliases, router and components. No shared state.

In active development

WPMVC Debugger — coming soon

We're actively building WPMVC Debug, a debug toolbar and profiler for the framework. A floating panel on the front end that lets you inspect a request as you develop — applications, components, database queries, logs, scheduled cron jobs and the server environment — all without touching your application code.