Title: Dashbread – Turn Your Site into a SaaS App
Author: digibread
Published: <strong>ഒക്ടോബർ 15, 2026</strong>
Last modified: ഒക്ടോബർ 15, 2026

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# Dashbread – Turn Your Site into a SaaS App

 എന്ന് [digibread](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/)

[ഡൗൺലോഡ്](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/dashbread.1.0.2.zip)

 * [വിശദാംശങ്ങൾ](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/#description)
 * [അവലോകനങ്ങൾ](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/#reviews)
 *  [ഇൻസ്റ്റാളേഷൻ](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/#installation)
 * [Development](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/#developers)

 [സഹായം](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/dashbread/)

## Description

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](https://digitalbread.com)).
Docs and Dashbread Pro: [dashbread.com](https://dashbread.com).

#### What you get

 * **The app at /app** – a responsive app shell (sidebar, header, breadcrumbs, light/
   dark mode) at a route you choose, with a conflict check.
 * **Hosted pages** – tick “Show in Dashbread app” on any page or post and it opens
   inside the app, with a menu link, an icon and optional role visibility. Shortcodes
   from your other plugins (forms, courses, shops, support desks) work there as 
   usual.
 * **Menus** – an app sidebar, header and account menu under Appearance › Menus,
   with icons and per-role visibility per item.
 * **Dashboard** – a real WordPress widget area. Use any widget; members can hide
   or collapse the ones they don’t need.
 * **Notifications** – an in-app bell and a full notifications page, with built-
   in notices and an API (`dashbread_notify()`) for other plugins.
 * **Profile** – profile, avatar, email change with confirmation, password, notification
   preferences, appearance and account deletion requests.
 * **Sign-in screens** – login, registration and password reset screens that match
   the app, with optional redirects away from wp-login.php and wp-admin for members.
 * **Shortcodes** – `[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.
 * **Admin** – a single Dashbread menu with Dashboard, Settings, Hosted pages, Notifications,
   Pro & Add-ons and Help screens.

#### Dashbread Pro (optional)

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.

#### Source code

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).

### External services

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.)

 * The plans and add-ons on **Dashbread › Pro & Add-ons** and the guides on **Dashbread›
   Help** ship inside the plugin (`assets/data/`). They are updated with each release.
 * Links to dashbread.com and to the WordPress.org support forum on those screens
   open only when an administrator clicks them, like any other link.
 * Dashbread Pro, a separate plugin sold on dashbread.com and not part of this plugin,
   connects to dashbread.com for license checks, updates, live prices and guides,
   and support messages sent from the Help screen. Its own readme describes what
   it sends. Nothing in this plugin does so, with or without Pro installed.

## Screenshots

[⌊The member app: a widget dashboard inside the app shell, with the sidebar, notifications
bell and account menu.⌉⌊The member app: a widget dashboard inside the app shell,
with the sidebar, notifications bell and account menu.⌉[

The member app: a widget dashboard inside the app shell, with the sidebar, notifications
bell and account menu.

[⌊Any page or post shown inside the app, with its own sidebar link and icon.⌉⌊Any
page or post shown inside the app, with its own sidebar link and icon.⌉[

Any page or post shown inside the app, with its own sidebar link and icon.

[⌊In-app notifications in the header panel.⌉⌊In-app notifications in the header 
panel.⌉[

In-app notifications in the header panel.

[⌊The member profile manager: photo, name, contact details, password, notifications,
appearance and account.⌉⌊The member profile manager: photo, name, contact details,
password, notifications, appearance and account.⌉[

The member profile manager: photo, name, contact details, password, notifications,
appearance and account.

[⌊The sign-in screen that matches the app.⌉⌊The sign-in screen that matches the 
app.⌉[

The sign-in screen that matches the app.

[⌊Dashbread › Hosted pages: choose which pages appear in the app, their icons, order
and who can see them.⌉⌊Dashbread › Hosted pages: choose which pages appear in the
app, their icons, order and who can see them.⌉[

Dashbread › Hosted pages: choose which pages appear in the app, their icons, order
and who can see them.

[⌊Dashbread › Settings: app route, name, logo, footer, color and light/dark mode.⌉⌊
Dashbread › Settings: app route, name, logo, footer, color and light/dark mode.⌉[

Dashbread › Settings: app route, name, logo, footer, color and light/dark mode.

## Installation

 1. Install and activate Dashbread from Plugins › Add New, or upload the `dashbread`
    folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`.
 2. Visit `/app` while signed in. That’s the member app; your public pages don’t change.
 3. Put content in it: tick **Show in Dashbread app** on a page, add widgets to the**
    Dashbread Dashboard** widget area, and shape the sidebar under Appearance › Menus.
 4. Brand it under **Dashbread › Settings**: name, logo, primary color, preset, light
    or dark.

## FAQ

### Does Dashbread change my theme or public pages?

No. The app lives at its own route (`/app` by default). Everything else on your 
site keeps your theme.

### Will my other plugins work inside the app?

Any page or post can be shown in the app. If a plugin works through a shortcode 
or block on a page, it works in the app too.

### Can members still reach wp-admin?

By default, members without editing rights are sent to the app instead of wp-admin
and don’t see the admin bar. Each of these is a switch under Dashbread › Settings.

### Can I change /app to something else?

Yes, under Dashbread › Settings. Dashbread checks the new address doesn’t clash 
with an existing page.

### Does Dashbread add a credit link to my site?

Only if you ask it to. “Powered by Dashbread” in the app footer is off unless you
turn it on under Dashbread › Settings.

### What happens to my data if I delete the plugin?

Deleting Dashbread from the Plugins screen removes its settings, its notifications
table, and the user and page meta it added. Your pages, menus and users stay.

## Reviews

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## Contributors & Developers

“Dashbread – Turn Your Site into a SaaS App” is open source software. The following
people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

 *   [ digibread ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/)

[Translate “Dashbread – Turn Your Site into a SaaS App” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/dashbread)

### Interested in development?

[Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/dashbread/), check 
out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/dashbread/), or subscribe
to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/dashbread/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/dashbread/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss).

## Changelog

#### 1.0.2

 * Fix: the icon preview on Dashbread › Hosted pages shows every icon the picker
   offers, not just a short built-in list.
 * Fix: notifications show the icon they were sent with (any icon in the set), instead
   of falling back to a bell.
 * Readme: screenshot captions match the screens.

#### 1.0.1

 * New name: Dashbread (slug, text domain, settings, hooks and REST namespace).
 * Security hardening: every form handler verifies its own nonce; the sign-in, registration
   and lost-password forms carry nonces; profile custom fields are sanitized as 
   they are read; HTML built by the app’s helpers is escaped with wp_kses() where
   it is printed.
 * Admin notices appear only on Dashbread’s own screens and can be dismissed; the
   Pro notes on the member profile page are gone.
 * Translations: role names, numbers and dates follow the site language; the account-
   deletion email is translatable.

#### 1.0.0

 * First public release.
 * The app shell at a route you choose, with hosted pages, app menus with icons 
   and role visibility, a widget dashboard members can tidy, and light/dark mode.
 * In-app notifications with a bell, a full page and a developer API.
 * Profile manager: avatar, email change with confirmation, password, notification
   preferences, appearance and account deletion requests.
 * Matching sign-in, registration and password screens, with optional redirects 
   away from wp-login.php and wp-admin for members.
 * Shortcodes for app links and logged-in/logged-out content.
 * Admin screens: Dashboard, Settings, Hosted pages, Notifications, Pro & Add-ons,
   Help. The add-on catalog and the Help guides ship with the plugin; Dashbread 
   makes no outbound requests.
 * “Powered by Dashbread” in the app footer is opt-in (off by default).
 * Uninstall removes Dashbread’s own settings and data.

## മെറ്റ

 *  Version **1.0.2**
 *  അവസാനം പുതുക്കിയത് **2 ദിവസങ്ങൾ മുന്‍പ്**
 *  Active installations **Fewer than 10**
 *  വേർഡ്പ്രസ്സ് പതിപ്പ് ** 6.5 അല്ലെങ്കില്‍ അതിലും ഉയര്‍ന്നത് **
 *  Tested up to **7.1.3**
 *  PHP പതിപ്പ് ** 8.1 അല്ലെങ്കില്‍ അതിലും ഉയര്‍ന്നത് **
 *  Language
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/)
 * Tags
 * [app](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/app/)[client area](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/client-area/)
   [dashboard](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/dashboard/)[members](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/members/)
   [portal](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/portal/)
 *  [Advanced View](https://ml.wordpress.org/plugins/dashbread/advanced/)

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## Contributors

 *   [ digibread ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/)

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