Hi, I’m Johnathon Williams, and this is my plugin store.
I’ve been working with WordPress for more than 15 years — updating legacy sites, building new ones from scratch, wrangling client support, writing custom themes, and coding full applications on top of the platform.
What I build
Odd Jar specializes in plugins for the Gravity Forms ecosystem. If you run Gravity Forms on your site, there’s a good chance I’ve built something that solves a problem you’ve run into:
Global Search for Gravity Forms
Search across all your forms and entries from one place.
Field Sync for Gravity Forms
Keep field values synchronized across entries and forms.
Beehiiv for Gravity Forms
The first direct integration between Gravity Forms and Beehiiv.
List Form Pages for Gravity Forms
See exactly which pages and posts use each form.
List User Entries for Gravity Forms
Let logged-in users view their own submissions.
Product Field for SureCart + Gravity Forms
Connect Gravity Forms to SureCart products.
Every plugin comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn’t do what you need, I’ll refund you — no questions asked.
Free plugins, actually free
Not everything belongs behind a checkout. These live in the WordPress.org plugin directory — GPL, no premium tier, no locked features.
Lineate — Poetry Blocks
True lines, stanzas, indents, and caesura gaps, on every screen. The web finally knows what to do with a poem.
Restrict Contributors from Scheduled Posts
Contributors keep their hands off posts once they’re scheduled to publish.
Move Images Between Pages
Reattach images to different pages, quickly.
WPtouch
The classic make-your-site-mobile-friendly plugin — I’m a contributing developer.
Recent sites I’ve built or assisted
Plugins pay the bills, but I still build whole sites for people with something to publish.
The Pine Bluff Commercial
A regional Arkansas newspaper, publishing since 1879, rebuilt on WordPress: 78,000 articles migrated from a legacy CMS, a custom newspaper theme, and a self-hosted ad platform for local advertisers.
Odd Jar
This store — custom theme, SureCart commerce, fifteen plugins, and every word on it.
Talk Business & Politics
Daily business and political news for Arkansas, with morning email delivery to match.
Newsroom Ventures
Six community newspapers across Arkansas — back in print and rebuilt online. Local journalism that keeps these towns on the record.
NWA Job Search
The most curated job board in Northwest Arkansas — 3,500+ open jobs from the region’s biggest employers, with salary data and market reports.
Vendorville Directory
The verified directory of the Walmart supplier ecosystem in Northwest Arkansas — 759 offices and 1,077 named contacts, two sources per row.
Geoff Brock
Author site for the poet and translator.
Padma Viswanathan
Author site for the novelist behind The Charterhouse of Padma.
Steve Brooks K9U
Training programs, booking, and a book for the Santa Cruz dog trainer with 30 years of well-behaved clients.
Meiji Japanese Cuisine
Innovative Japanese cuisine and sushi in Fayetteville, Arkansas — menus, the lounge, and an extensive sake selection.
The Conference
The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards — exam applications, study materials, and regulatory resources for funeral service candidates and member boards.
Don’t just take my word for it
What customers say about buying from a one-person shop.
You're not buying from a faceless company. When something broke on our weird server setup, Johnathon debugged it with me over email in a day.Chris B. · freelance developer
The refund policy says no questions asked. I tested it once — truly zero questions. I've bought two more plugins since.Aisha K. · small business owner
The sites I love most
I’ll build almost anything on WordPress, but some projects get an unreasonable amount of my heart: news sites, online magazines, and literary journals — poetry publications in particular.
Before Odd Jar, I spent a decade editing Linebreak, an online poetry journal, and the experience left me permanently opinionated about how words should be published on the web. Good publishing is mostly invisible: the type, the pacing, the way a line holds its shape on a phone. Newsrooms and journals live or die on those details, and most software treats them as afterthoughts.
That’s also why Lineate exists — thirty years of browsers mangling verse was enough. If you run a publication and want a developer who cares about the shape of a sentence as much as the shape of a database, we should talk.
Get in touch
Have a question, a feature request, or just want to say hello?
Supportoddjar.com/support— the fastest way to reach me
Twitter/X@johnofhousejohn
GitHubgithub.com/oddjar
