AWS-native WordPress platform
Turn WordPress into a modern application platform.
WP Suite helps teams keep WordPress as the CMS while adding cloud-grade identity, AI, and deployable backend services through modular plugins and client-owned AWS infrastructure.
WordPress stays familiar
Editors and clients keep the workflows they already know.
AWS adds the runtime
Identity, AI, APIs, and workflows move into managed services.
Built to expand
Start with one component, then standardize a broader platform over time.
How it fits together
Independent starting points, one connected platform.
WP Suite brings authentication, AI features, workflow patterns, and modular deployment into one WordPress-ready architecture.
Gatey
Cognito auth, SSO, MFA, and secured API
AI-Kit
Local-first AI with AWS backend services
Flow
Forms and event-driven backend patterns
Deployment templates
Guided setup for modular AWS backends
Platform Overview
WordPress remains the experience layer. AWS becomes the application layer.
WP Suite is for teams that want to keep WordPress for content, editing, and presentation, while moving critical application concerns into repeatable AWS-native building blocks.
Layer 1
WordPress
Editors, frontends, blocks, and client-managed content stay in familiar publishing workflows.
Layer 2
WP Suite products
Plugins expose identity, AI, workflow, and backend capabilities where teams already build and manage projects.
Layer 3
AWS services
Cognito, API Gateway, Lambda, Bedrock, S3, and other managed services handle the runtime concerns.
Layer 4
Client-owned deployment
Projects can run in each client’s own AWS account for clear ownership, security boundaries, and cost isolation.
Modular architecture
Own-account deployment
Static & headless compatible
Built to scale
Why it matters
You should not have to choose between WordPress usability and cloud-grade architecture.
WP Suite keeps WordPress where it shines, while moving security, AI, and backend logic into infrastructure that is easier to scale, secure, and repeat across projects.
Solution paths
Start with the problem. Then choose the right building blocks.
WP Suite is easier to understand by use case: make WordPress static on AWS, add Cognito login, bring private AI into Gutenberg, expose RAG-powered search, or standardize client-owned AWS architectures for agencies.
Identity
WordPress Cognito Login
Use Amazon Cognito for login, SSO, MFA and token-based access without turning WordPress into the identity server.
SSO
WordPress SSO with AWS Cognito
A Cognito-centered SSO pattern for WordPress sites that need more than a local WordPress username and password.
Static delivery
Static WordPress on AWS
Publish WordPress to S3 and CloudFront while keeping room for authentication, forms, AI and protected APIs.
Protected Client Portal
Secure Static WordPress
A static WordPress site can still support protected content, authenticated experiences and portal-style workflows when access control moves to AWS.
Runtime
Serverless WordPress backend
Move dynamic features out of PHP and into API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, Bedrock and other AWS-native services.
Private AI
Private AI for WordPress
Bring AI into Gutenberg, the Media Library and frontend experiences with local-first tools and optional AWS backend patterns.
Knowledge search
WordPress RAG chatbot on AWS
Turn documentation and knowledge-base content into grounded search and chatbot answers backed by your own architecture.
Agencies
WordPress for agencies on AWS
Standardize secure, client-owned WordPress architectures instead of rebuilding custom infrastructure for every project.
Platform building blocks
Core products, shared foundation.
Each component solves a real project need on its own, but fits into a broader platform story from day one.
Gatey · Authentication that speaks AWS
Let WordPress log people in the way your platforms already do.
Gatey connects WordPress with Amazon Cognito so your login page participates in the same identity infrastructure as your other apps — without fragile SSO bridges or custom PHP glue.
- Use Cognito as the single source of truth
- Modern SSO without complex PHP hooks
- Compatible with static exports & headless frontends
AI-Kit · On-Device Tools From Google
AI for WordPress – on-device first, your backend when needed.
AI-Kit uses the AI runtime built into modern Chromium browsers to help you draft, refine, translate, and summarise content directly in WordPress — with no API keys and no third-party AI SaaS in the free version.
When you need more than browser AI, the same plugin connects to an AWS-native backend that runs entirely inside your own account.
Flow · Forms, events, and backend actions
Extend WordPress beyond content with backend-connected workflows.
This layer is about forms, event-driven processes, and application-style actions that plug into the same AWS-native foundation as the rest of WP Suite.
- Backend-connected form flows
- Admin visibility where teams already work
- Designed to grow into richer automation patterns over time

Static Publisher · WordPress to AWS delivery
Turn WordPress into a static AWS publishing pipeline.
Static Publisher exports the rendered WordPress experience, collects the assets the browser actually needs, rewrites URLs, and publishes the result to S3 and CloudFront.
- Render-aware export, not just file string scanning
- AWS S3, CloudFront, URL rewriting and invalidation
- Pro: incremental jobs and multi-target deployment profiles
A static frontend, backed by infrastructure you own.
Deployment templates · Guided infrastructure
Make the architecture deployable, not just explainable.
Template-based deployment turns identity, AI backends, static protection, and future backend services into a guided product experience.
- Repeatable setup across client projects
- Clear ownership and security boundaries
- A concrete bridge from plugin to production

For agencies
Keep WordPress. Upgrade what happens around it.
Agencies do not need to abandon WordPress to deliver stronger authentication, AI, protected APIs, and modern backend patterns. WP Suite helps standardize that evolution across multiple client projects.
- Keep a familiar editorial stack for clients
- Move sensitive runtime concerns into AWS
- Create repeatable delivery patterns instead of one-off builds
- Expand over time as client needs grow
Typical rollout
Land with one need. Expand with confidence.
1
Start with identity
Add secure authentication and API access where client requirements are already clear.
2
Add AI capabilities
Introduce local-first AI now, then connect scalable backend services later
3
Extend into workflows
Add backend-connected forms and richer app-style flows without changing the overall architecture.



