by Pavel Manzhos 1 (0 reviews)

Ikarexe Tools

Name: Ikarexe Tools
Author: Pavel Manzhos

Small, focused tools for your site in one plugin. Turn on only what you need: a tool that is off does not load at all.

Ikarexe Tools ranks #59,471 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,790 of 2,802 in the Contact Forms category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 9, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v0.3.0 Current Version v0.3.0

Updated 3 weeks ago Last Update on 09 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 0.3.0
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2026
Requires WP: 6.2+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Pavel Manzhos

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Ikarexe Tools

It stops loading: nothing from it runs on your site. Its settings stay, and they are back when you turn it on again.

Only where you ask it to. Corner Dock and Forms send requests and entries to your Telegram bot if you connect one; nothing else contacts an external service. Backup keeps archives on your own server and, to go on in the background, sends requests only to your own site.

In a folder with a random name above the folder of the site, where no web address leads. If the hosting does not allow writing there, the folder is created inside uploads, and the Backup page says so. Archives are downloaded only from the Backup page, by an administrator. The folder is on the same server as the site, so download important copies and keep them somewhere else as well. When Ikarexe Tools is deleted, the archives stay in the folder on purpose.

If the admin still opens, use Restore next to the backup. If it does not, restore by hand: install WordPress of the same version (the archive says which in ikar-backup.json), copy the wp-content folder and the files of site-root from the archive to the site, and import database.sql into the database with phpMyAdmin or the tools of your hosting. Keep the wp-config.php of the site: backups do not include it.

Make a full backup on the old site and download it. On the new place install WordPress and Ikarexe Tools, turn on Backup, upload the archive and press Restore next to it. Backup sees that the address, the folder on the server or the table prefix differ and shows what it will change. It replaces the old address everywhere in the database — with and without www, http and https, inside JSON and inside serialized settings of themes and plugins, whose lengths it recounts — and the old server paths, renames keys that carry the table prefix, drops the caches of the old site and rebuilds the rules of addresses. Then sign in with a login and password of the old site. For a test copy (a subdomain, for example) keep "This is a test copy" on: search engines are asked not to index it and it sends no emails, because the moved database knows your real customers.

The archive is encrypted with AES-256, which the built-in archive tools of Windows and macOS do not support. Open it with 7-Zip, WinRAR, Keka or The Unarchiver and type the password.

Open Forms, create a form from a template or from scratch and copy its shortcode, like [ikar_form id="abc12345"]. Paste it into a page: in the block editor into a Shortcode block, in the classic editor or a page builder into the text. The form and its scripts load only on pages that have it.

Every form has a field that people do not see and robots fill in, checks the time spent on the page and accepts no more than 5 entries in 10 minutes from one address. Before sending, the browser solves a small task in a fraction of a second: a robot without a browser cannot send at all, and mass sending becomes expensive. Entries with many links or your stop words go to the Spam folder without notifications. IP addresses are not stored.

Only the kinds you allow are accepted (images, office documents, ZIP), and the server checks what is really inside every file: scripts, web pages and programs are refused even when renamed. Files are stored under random names without extensions in a folder with a random name, and are downloaded through the admin only. A limit on the space for files keeps the disk from filling up.

The restriction belongs to one IP address, never to the account. It does not grow when somebody retries during the waiting period, and it resets after a successful login, a completed password reset or 24 hours without another wrong password. An existing signed-in session is not affected and can remove all current restrictions from the module page. By default the longest wait is 30 minutes, and it can never be set longer than a day. If the site is behind a reverse proxy or CDN, the server must provide the real visitor address as REMOTE_ADDR; otherwise several visitors may appear to share one address — the module page warns you when it sees this.