

The member app: a widget dashboard inside the app shell, with the sidebar, notifications bell and account menu.
Dashbread adds a logged-in app at /app to any WordPress site. Your public site is untouched and keeps whatever theme it has. Signed-in members get something else: an app with its own sidebar, header, dashboard, notifications and pages, where every page or plugin you put inside it looks like part of one product instead of a stack of WordPress screens. Members never have to see wp-admin.
Everything in this plugin is fully functional, with no usage caps and no expiry.
Dashbread is made and maintained by Digital Bread, LLC (digitalbread.com). Docs and Dashbread Pro: dashbread.com.
dashbread_notify()) for other plugins.[dashbread_app_link], [dashbread_login], [dashbread_logged_in], [dashbread_logged_out], [dashbread_role], [dashbread_show], [dashbread_protect], [dashbread_expire] and [dashbread_user] for your public pages.A separately sold Dashbread Pro adds staff tools such as members and companies screens, plans and memberships, messaging, email delivery, a drag-and-drop dashboard, a field builder and a customizer, plus optional add-ons. Dashbread works on its own without it.
The admin screens and app scripts ship built in assets/build/. Their readable source is included in the plugin under app/ and is built with esbuild (npm run build in the project repository).
Dashbread does not connect to any external service. It makes no outbound requests, sends no data about your site or your members anywhere, and loads no files from other sites. (Member photos fall back to WordPress’s own avatars, which come from Gravatar if avatars are on under Settings › Discussion; that is WordPress behavior, not Dashbread’s.)
assets/data/). They are updated with each release.