WordPress Blurt Publisher — new version available on burt.pl!

Today I completed a very important step in the development of Blurt Publisher .

Over the last period, I have been working intensively to make it more than just a simple plugin for sending WordPress posts to Blurt. My goal was to turn it into a practical, secure and polished tool that can truly connect WordPress with the Blurt network.

The biggest improvement is the new Direct RPC mode.

Previously, publishing could rely on an external endpoint. Now the default mode works differently: WordPress prepares the transaction, signs it locally and broadcasts it directly to public Blurt RPC nodes. Thanks to this, in the standard mode the private posting key does not need to leave WordPress.

That was the most important change, but not the only one. I also managed to:

add local transaction signing in PHP, implement direct publishing through Blurt RPC, keep a secure legacy endpoint fallback as an optional backup mode, secure the fallback with token, nonce, timestamp and HMAC signature, add individual key generation for the fallback endpoint, introduce encryption for keys and secrets stored in the WordPress database, improve error logging and sensitive data redaction, add the option to publish excerpts instead of full posts, add separate support for WooCommerce products, add a separate key, schedule and settings for products, prepare a product post template for Blurt Market , add publication flag management for posts and products, improve the publishing queue logic, add a much better Welcome page, reorganize settings into clean tabs, prepare proper documentation and readme.txt , improve compliance with Plugin Check requirements.

I am really happy to see that the plugin is no longer just an experiment. It is starting to look like a real tool that can be useful for bloggers, content creators, website owners and WooCommerce store owners using WordPress.

For the end user, the idea is simple: you write content in WordPress and you can automatically publish it on Blurt as well. This includes not only regular posts, but also excerpts and WooCommerce product offers.

The plugin is already available on blurt.pl :

Polish page: English page:

I also want to include a few screenshots showing the plugin and its interface:

Most importantly, after all these improvements, I was finally able to submit Blurt Publisher to the official WordPress plugin repository.

Now I am waiting for the review.

I hope this will become another concrete step toward making Blurt more accessible to regular WordPress users and creators who want to publish their content in a decentralized network as well.