WordPress plugins that stay out of the way.
Routing email through reliable APIs. Generating secure draft preview links. Solving the small WordPress problems that come up on every site, once, properly.
Hello, I'm Liew CheonFong
I build WordPress plugins, macOS utilities, and focused websites — the kind of tools that make the next time faster than the first.
Small tools for work that should feel easier.
macOS utilities built for the menu bar.
Lightweight apps that live quietly in the menu bar and do one thing without a Dock icon, a preferences window, or a subscription.
Focused websites that explain the useful thing.
Pages that load fast, read clearly, and don't need a CMS to maintain. Built to be handed off without a training session.
A few shipped tools from my workbench.
Four repositories I keep coming back to. Each solves a problem I ran into more than once.
liewcf/project-memory
project-memory
A Codex skill that gives software projects a concise memory layer for context, decisions, tasks, and work history.
liewcf/QuickRes
QuickRes
A lightweight macOS menu bar app for switching display resolutions quickly, without a Dock icon or extra clutter.
liewcf/enjinmel-smtp
enjinmel-smtp
A WordPress plugin that routes site email through the Enginemailer REST API for more reliable delivery.
liewcf/public-draft-share
public-draft-share
A WordPress plugin that creates secure preview links for draft posts and pages without requiring a login.
The work I keep coming back to.
- WordPress plugins — email routing, draft previews, WooCommerce tweaks — written to be installed and forgotten, not maintained.
- macOS menu bar utilities in Swift: small, focused, no Dock icon, no subscription. The tools I wished existed before I built them.
- Websites and landing pages built for longevity — fast to load, easy to hand off, and still working correctly two years later.