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Native Divi 5 modules, built from scratch. No shortcodes, no jQuery, no third-party libraries doing the heavy lifting underneath.
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Native Divi 5 Modules
5.0★
Average Rating
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jQuery Dependencies
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Support Response
HappyDivi gallery
Premium
Grid, Masonry & Justified layouts, a full-featured zero-dependency lightbox, and WooCommerce product galleries with color swatches and per-product carousels, five content sources, one module.
WooCommerce
Lightbox
ACF
Custom Post Type
$25/yr, unlimited sites
HappyDivi Form
Free & Pro
17 field types, entries stored in your database, inline validation, Stripe payments, and built-in analytics, the contact form plugin Divi's own Contact Form was always missing.
Stripe Payment
Entries
Analytics
4 Email Providers
Free /to start
Our Story
Every products follows the same rule.
We turned down a lot of "easy" plugin ideas because they'd have meant shortcodes, iframes, or a settings page bolted onto the side of Divi instead of inside it.
Performance first
Zero jQuery across every product. Code-split JavaScript, server-side rendering where it matters, and a Lighthouse score you don't have to apologize for.
Real Divi 5 modules
Every product appears in the module panel with its own Content/Design/Advanced tabs and a live Visual Builder preview, never a shortcode wrapper.
Accessibility as a baseline
WCAG 2.1 AA is the minimum, not the aspiration, keyboard navigation, focus management, and prefers-reduced-motion support are built in from day one.
Privacy by design
No third-party tracking scripts embedded in your site. We collect only what's needed to operate and verify a license.
Transparent communication
A public changelog per product, honest marketing, and direct support, no chatbots, no deflection.>
Developer ergonomics
Hooks, filters, and CSS custom properties are documented on every product, so you can extend without hacking core files.
Free tier available
What should we build next?
We add a new native Divi 5 module when we're confident we can make it feel like Divi built it, not before.