In reply to Adam Forst.

I have not made it a secret that I’m looking for a new home for Kirki. In fact, I tweeted about it first in April 22. After actively reaching out to companies that I think would be a good fit over the course of the last few weeks, I decided to discontinue support for the plugin publicly.

The fact that the renewals took place a few months ago is coincidence and absolutely nothing I had planned or waited for. That said, I’ve sent you a full refund of your renewal payment.

Kirki 4 and Kirki PRO was a lot of work. In fact, it took us almost a year to complete. That’s when I realized that I’ve taken on a project that’s too big to handle for a team of two, especially with what I had planned for “step 2” for the plugin. At the same time, I lost passion for the project, especially because of how complicated it is to work with Gutenberg. Extending Gutenberg is what I had to take the plugin to the next level.

I’m sorry to hear that Kirki PRO is underwhelming to you and yes, we could have built more extensions and added more features, etc.

The reality is though, that after almost a year of work, the plugin wasn’t profitable and we don’t have the resources to take the risk to execute on everything else I had planned for the plugin.

That’s why I ultimately decided to look for a new home for Kirki and a company that can give Kirki the love and attention it deserves.