Yalogica builds WordPress plugins for virtual tours, interactive image maps, diagramming, and media organization. Free WordPress.org downloads with optional…
Category
CMS
Pricing
Freemium — each plugin has a free version on WordPress.org plus a paid Pro tier sold as an annual subscription or one-time lifetime license (e.g. MediaCommander: $19/yr or $39 lifetime; HappyVR: $49/yr or $99 lifetime).
Yalogica is a WordPress plugin developer offering a small suite of specialized tools for site owners and developers. HappyVR lets users build interactive virtual tours with hotspots and multimedia directly inside WordPress. PicPoints turns any image into a clickable map using precise SVG shapes and Bezier curves, suited to interactive blueprints, floor plans, and product showcases. NinjaDraw is a diagramming and vector-drawing editor built on the open-source Excalidraw engine for creating visual content inside WordPress. MediaCommander adds folder and subfolder organization to the WordPress media library, along with structuring for posts and pages. Every plugin ships as a free download from WordPress.org, with an optional paid Pro tier (annual subscription or one-time lifetime license) that unlocks unlimited usage and priority support.
Key Features
Virtual Tour Building (HappyVR) — Drag-and-drop creation of interactive virtual tours with customizable hotspots and multimedia embeds, built directly inside WordPress.
Interactive Image Maps (PicPoints) — Turns any image into a clickable map using precise SVG shapes and Bezier curves, suited to blueprints, floor plans, and product showcases.
Vector Diagramming (NinjaDraw) — Diagram and vector-drawing editor built on the open-source Excalidraw engine for creating visual content inside WordPress.
Media Library Organization (MediaCommander) — Adds folder and subfolder structuring to the WordPress media library, plus organization for posts and pages.
Free-to-Paid Upgrade Path — Every plugin ships as a free WordPress.org download, with an optional Pro upgrade unlocking unlimited usage and priority support.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Each plugin is free to install from WordPress.org, so teams can try the core feature before paying anything
Pro upgrades are offered as either a low-cost annual plan or a one-time lifetime license, avoiding forced ongoing subscriptions
Plugins target narrow, specific use cases (virtual tours, image maps, diagramming, media folders) rather than bloated all-in-one suites
7-day money-back guarantee and free trial with full premium access reduce purchase risk
Cons
Product lineup is narrow (four plugins), so it won't cover broader site-building needs
Pricing is not shown on the main homepage or plugins listing — buyers must visit each plugin's own page to see costs
Tied entirely to the WordPress ecosystem, so it isn't usable outside a WordPress site
Free versions cap core functionality (e.g. HappyVR's free tier is limited to 5 tours, 5 scenes, 5 hotspots), pushing serious use toward the paid tier