Ikarexe Tools

Ikarexe Tools replaces a handful of single-purpose plugins with one set of tools that look and work the same way. Every tool is a module with its own switch. Turn it on, set it up, and nothing else gets loaded.

Modules in this version

• Popups — popups in the centre, corner cards and bars for offers, promo codes, surveys and announcements. Triggers (time, scroll, leaving the page, idle, a click, adding to cart), page, device, visitor and date conditions, frequency. A built-in survey form with answer options, a contact field and consent checkboxes; responses are kept in the admin with where the visitor came from. Ready templates and a live preview.
• Corner Dock — a floating dock of buttons in a corner of the site: call, messengers, email, any link, and a call-back form. Requests are kept in the admin, and can also come to Telegram and by email. Click statistics, page and device rules, your colours, icons and animation, with a live preview.
• Forms — a drag-and-drop form builder with a live preview: contact and call-back forms, twenty kinds of fields (from a phone with a mask to file uploads, a rating and a slider), conditions that show fields by the answers, forms in steps with progress, and a calculator that counts a price as the visitor chooses. Eight ready styles and fine-tuning of colours, shape and buttons without CSS. Entries are kept in an inbox with statuses, notes, search and CSV, and can come by email, to Telegram and as a confirmation to the visitor. Spam protection without a captcha: a trap field, time on the page, a small task for the browser, a limit per address and stop words. Files are checked inside, stored outside public addresses and downloaded from the admin only. Entries are deleted after a period you choose. Put a form on a page with a shortcode.
• SEO — how your pages look in search and in messengers: title and description templates for every post type and section with a live snippet preview, fields in the post editor, Open Graph and Twitter cards, Schema.org markup, breadcrumbs, /sitemap.xml, robots.txt lines, what to hide from search, webmaster verification and checks of what keeps the site out of search.
• Login Guard — slows repeated wrong passwords from the same IP address: by default two minutes after the first failure, fifteen after the second, and thirty after the third and later failures. You can forgive a few mistakes and set your own waits within safe limits. Covers the WordPress login page, other login forms such as a WooCommerce account page, and XML-RPC. Shows recent masked sources and activity for 30 days, with bounded storage that cannot grow without limit. Passwords and entered login names are never stored.
• Login Style — puts your site icon on the WordPress login page, links it to your home page and gives the page one of six designs: Brand in the colour of your icon, Minimal, Matrix with falling code, Sweet with hearts and a bow, Winter holidays with snow and a garland, or the usual WordPress look. A live preview shows the real login page before you save. Animations stop for visitors who ask their device for less motion.
• Backup — backs up the database and files of the site to one ZIP archive, at a click or on a schedule: by default the database every night and a full backup once a week, keeping the latest three of each. Works on any shared hosting: the copy is made in short steps, goes on in the background when you close the page, and never runs into a time limit. Every archive is read back and checked after it is made. Download a copy, upload one back and restore the database, the files or both: the database is loaded into temporary tables and switched in at once at the end, and a copy of the current database is made first. Move a site to another address, hosting or table prefix the same way: addresses, folders and prefixed keys are adapted everywhere in the database, serialized settings included, and a moved copy can stay a hidden test copy that sends no emails. Optional AES-256 encryption with a password, a list of folders, files and tables to leave out, a journal and an email when a backup fails.
• Email Shield — hides email addresses on your pages from spam bots. Visitors see and click them as usual. Nothing to set up. On WordPress 6.9 and newer the whole page is covered; on older versions — the content of posts, widgets and comments.
• Order Reply-To — when a customer replies to a WooCommerce order email, the reply goes to the address you choose instead of the technical sender address. Needs WooCommerce.
• Privacy Pages — builds your privacy documents from your company details and keeps an eye on the pages: a GDPR Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, and the Russian 152-FZ policy and separate consent. Turn on only the documents you need. Plus a cookie banner that asks for consent (GDPR, with Google Consent Mode v2) or only informs, with a live preview.

The documents are templates built from your answers. You are responsible for checking that they match what your site really does.

For every module

• One dashboard. Every tool with its version and on/off switch, and a list of what needs your attention.
• One switch per module. A module that is off runs nothing on your site. Its settings stay open: change and save them whenever you like, and they start working the moment you turn the module on.
• Import and export. Use one central screen to back up all settings or select only the modules you need. Backups remain usable when modules or settings change between Ikarexe Tools versions: the preview shows what can be applied, what will be skipped and which current fields are absent from the file. Access tokens go into a file only if you ask.
• Analytics goals. Modules send goals to Yandex Metrika, Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager — each one you switch on.
• Two languages. The interface is in English and Russian. Pick the language in the settings, or let it follow WordPress.

External services

Ikarexe Tools contacts one external service, and only when you set it up.

Telegram Bot API

Corner Dock and Forms can send new requests and form entries to a Telegram chat through your own Telegram bot. This is off until you enter a bot token and a chat ID in the module settings.

• What is sent: the bot token and chat ID you entered, and the text of the notification: the fields the visitor filled in (for example a name, phone number, email or message), the form name, the page the visitor was on, where the visitor came from and a link to the entry in your admin. Uploaded files are not sent, only their number.
• When: each time a visitor sends a request or a form entry, and when you press the button that sends a test message.
• Where: https://api.telegram.org, the Telegram Bot API.

The service is provided by Telegram: Terms of Service, Bot Platform Terms, Privacy Policy.

Nothing else leaves your site. Analytics goals are passed to counters already installed on your pages; the plugin does not load their scripts. Backup sends background requests only to your own site.