What is FCHub?
One calm place for every FCHub product on this site. See what is installed, what needs attention, and update the lot from one screen.
One calm place for every FCHub product on this site.
FCHub is a small, optional plugin that adds a single place to your WordPress admin. From it you can see which FCHub products are installed, which ones are switched on, which have an update waiting, and which cannot run on this site yet — and then act on it without leaving the page.
That is the entire job. FCHub sells nothing, reports nothing about your site to anyone, and asks for no account.
Optional, always
Nothing needs FCHub. Every product installs, updates, and uninstalls perfectly well on its own, exactly as it did before FCHub existed. FCHub is a nicer way to do those things, not a new requirement for doing them.
Three screens, and that is all
Overview
Opens with the answer to "is anything wrong?" Counts what is active, what has an update, and what this site cannot run, then lists the products underneath.
Products
Everything in the suite, filtered by All, Installed, or Updates. Each card shows its state and offers exactly one obvious next step.
System
What this site runs, what is holding a product back, where the product list came from, and when it was last checked.
The products
Six of them, all for FluentCart, all free, all GPLv2.
Przelewy24
Polish payment gateway for FluentCart. Checkout, callbacks, refunds — so nobody has to explain BLIK to a support ticket.
Fakturownia
Invoice automation with KSeF 2.0. Generates, sends, and tracks invoices, including real-time submission to the tax office.
Memberships
Plans, access rules, and drip content. Grants and revokes access as subscriptions change, so nobody keeps access they stopped paying for.
Portal Extender
Custom pages in the FluentCart customer portal, built on an admin screen rather than in PHP.
Wishlist
Lets customers save things for later instead of abandoning their cart in despair. Guest wishlists included.
Multi-Currency
Automatic currency conversion, so pricing complaints arrive in more languages.
What each product needs
They do not all agree, which is precisely why FCHub shows you compatibility instead of assuming it. Five need WordPress 7.0 and PHP 8.3; Portal Extender keeps the lower WordPress 6.4 and PHP 8.1 floor. All six want FluentCart.
| Product | WordPress | PHP | Also needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Przelewy24 | 7.0 | 8.3 | FluentCart |
| Fakturownia | 7.0 | 8.3 | FluentCart |
| Portal Extender | 6.4 | 8.1 | FluentCart |
| Memberships | 7.0 | 8.3 | FluentCart |
| Wishlist | 7.0 | 8.3 | FluentCart |
| Multi-Currency | 7.0 | 8.3 | FluentCart |
If your site falls short of any of those, FCHub says so in a sentence — which product, which requirement, and what this site actually runs — rather than offering a button that would fail.
What FCHub itself needs
| Requirement | Version |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 6.4 or newer |
| PHP | 8.1 or newer |
| FluentCart | Not required |
FCHub runs happily without FluentCart. It will still list the six products and still tell you, plainly, that they need FluentCart before they can do anything useful.
What FCHub will and will not do
It will install a product, install and switch it on, switch an installed one on or off, and update one that has a newer release. It downloads only from official FCHub releases on GitHub, checks each download against its published checksum where one exists, and stops without changing anything if that check fails. WordPress does the actual installing, the same way it does for any plugin you upload yourself.
It will not delete a product, touch a product's settings or data, or change anything you did not ask it to. There is no Delete button, and that is deliberate: deleting a plugin is the WordPress Plugins screen's job, and it does it perfectly well.
Removing FCHub
Deactivate it or delete it, and every product stays installed, stays switched on, and keeps its settings and data. Delete it and FCHub also clears the four values it stored for itself, leaving everything else exactly where it was.
This is not a promise I make from memory. An automated test installs a product through FCHub, deletes FCHub through the WordPress Plugins screen, and then checks that the product is still there and still running.
Get FCHub
Download v1.0.0 — then see Installation for the thirty seconds that follow.
Installation
Download, install, activate, open. The usual WordPress ritual, shorter than most.
Managing products
What each badge means and what each button does.
System
Compatibility, where the product list came from, and how to make it check again.
Troubleshooting
For the days when the internet, the permissions, or the PHP version disagree with you.
The one that is not here
FCHub Stream was a video plugin for FluentCommunity. It is discontinued — retained as-is, with no support, no updates, and no place in the hub. It is not in the product list above and FCHub will not install it.
Who makes this
Vibe Code. One person. No committee, no roadmap meetings, no quarterly synergy review. The code is on GitHub under GPLv2 — read it, fork it, improve it.