Two are ready today, with more privacy-first tools in the works — each one free at the core, with nothing essential behind a paywall.
Lynbro Cookie Consent
On WordPress.org · in review
A free, multilingual GDPR / ePrivacy cookie banner with Google Consent Mode v2, an equally prominent “Reject all”, 35 languages and cookieless analytics — with no pageview limits and no paywall.
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Lynbro Image Optimizer
Coming to WordPress.org
100% local, credit-free image optimization: free WebP & AVIF, a unique where-used and display-size report, one-click right-sizing, and optional AI alt text on your own key. Nothing leaves your site.
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Lynbro SMTP
Coming to WordPress.org
Reliable WordPress email through your own SMTP host — with the password encrypted at rest, force-from, a one-click test send and a delivery log. No upsells, talks only to your SMTP host.
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Lynbro SEO
Coming to WordPress.org
Lean, fast SEO for small businesses: meta, OpenGraph, canonical, a clean sitemap and free LocalBusiness JSON-LD — from one ad-free screen. 100% local, Denmark-ready, 35 languages.
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Lynbro Reviews Cache
Coming to WordPress.org
Show your Google reviews, cached locally for speed — with no Google API key stored in WordPress. Place picker, weekly auto-refresh, and a manual-reviews mode that works with no external service.
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Lynbro Social Feed
Coming to WordPress.org
Your latest Instagram posts on your site — cached locally, with no Meta token stored in WordPress. Grid, list or carousel, profile header, and an optional consent-gated privacy mode.
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Lynbro Analytics
Coming to WordPress.org
Privacy-first, self-hosted analytics: cookieless audience stats, funnels with drop-off and client journey — all stored in your own database. No IP stored, no external cloud, no monthly fee.
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Lynbro AI Studio
Coming to WordPress.org
Generate AI content and images, and edit images with masks, inside WordPress — on your own OpenAI key. No credits, no middleman; your key never reaches the browser and only ever talks to OpenAI.
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