Kavro is a developer-first WordPress framework for admin options, metaboxes, customizer controls, taxonomy fields, profile options, nav menu fields, widgets, comments, and shortcode generators — with polished UI, reusable fields, secure saving, and documentation-first architecture.
Premium fields with clean developer configuration.
Kavro focuses on clean configuration arrays, polished admin experiences, secure saving, and reusable field rendering across every WordPress context.
Glass-style panels, smooth nested navigation, AJAX saving, reset actions, improved controls, and polished field layouts.
Use the same field definitions across options, metaboxes, taxonomy forms, profiles, nav menus, comments, widgets, and shortcodes.
Nonce checks, capability checks, field-aware sanitization, safe AJAX endpoints, import validation, and production-safe example loading.
Many WordPress frameworks either feel too old, too heavy, or too limited. Kavro is designed as a lightweight but premium framework that theme and plugin authors can bundle, extend, and document cleanly.
Kavro keeps the API familiar for WordPress developers while adding better structure, security, docs, and field consistency across modules.
KAVRO::createOptions().Start with a simple options page, then scale into content, users, taxonomies, widgets, comments, and shortcode interfaces.
Create professional option panels with a compact, readable API. Nested children let you build deep option structures without fighting WordPress admin menu limitations.
View on GitHub// Create an admin options panel.
KAVRO::createOptions( 'my_kavro_options', array(
'menu_title' => 'Theme Options',
'menu_slug' => 'theme-options',
) );
KAVRO::createSection( 'my_kavro_options', array(
'title' => 'General',
'fields' => array(
array(
'id' => 'site_accent',
'type' => 'color',
'title' => 'Site Accent Color',
),
),
) );Every field page includes supported attributes, value shape, examples for Kavro contexts, and saved value usage notes.
Each module and each field has a dedicated page, so developers can quickly copy code and understand value shapes.
Dedicated docs for every supported field with attributes, value shape, examples, and developer notes.
Browse fields →Separate guides for options, metaboxes, taxonomy, profile, nav menu, widgets, comments, and shortcodes.
Open docs →Security, validation, performance, release separation, and WordPress.org readiness notes for maintainers.
Read security →Kavro includes core modules, docs, security hardening, performance-aware assets, Free/Pro architecture, and WordPress.org readiness work. This website is the public documentation and marketing home.