Full observed history · 38 daily observations

HurryTimer – An Scarcity and Urgency Countdown Timer for WordPress & WooCommerce

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Events

Everything the registry has recorded for this plugin, newest first.

02 Aug 2026
First observed by PluginPedia

Daily snapshots of this plugin’s directory record begin here. Everything above this line is observed; anything before it comes from fields the API itself reports.

08 Nov 2018
Added to the WordPress.org directory

Reported by the plugin API as the date this plugin was added.

Ownership series

Each distinct value the author_profile field has held across our own daily observations, with the window it was seen in. This is the series that cannot be reconstructed after the fact. The WordPress.org API publishes only the current value.

AccountDisplay nameFirst seenLast seenDays
nlemsiehNabil Lemsieh02 Aug 202608 Sep 202638

Release series

Every release this registry holds, from both of its sources. Rows marked release log were read from the plugin’s public SVN history after the fact rather than watched in the directory, which is why a version can appear here that the crawler never saw live. “First observed” is when the daily crawl first met the version, and can trail the release date: by up to a day normally, or longer if the plugin was absent from the directory when the version shipped.

VersionReleasedFirst observedSource
2.15.027 Aug 202602 Aug 2026observed
2.14.323 Jun 2026release log
2.14.216 Dec 2025release log
2.14.104 Dec 2025release log
2.14.003 Nov 2025release log
2.13.130 Jun 2025release log
2.13.010 May 2025release log
2.12.007 Apr 2025release log
2.11.223 Jan 2025release log
2.11.109 Dec 2024release log
2.11.021 Nov 2024release log
2.10.013 Oct 2024release log
2.9.220 Mar 2024release log
2.9.101 Oct 2023release log
2.9.011 Sep 2023release log
2.8.124 Jul 2023release log
2.8.004 Apr 2023release log
2.7.313 Feb 2023release log
2.7.211 Sep 2022release log
2.7.107 Apr 2022release log
2.7.004 Apr 2022release log
2.6.325 Feb 2022release log
2.6.221 Jul 2021release log
2.6.106 Jul 2021release log
2.6.013 Apr 2021release log
2.5.206 Apr 2021release log
2.3.404 Apr 2021release log
2.3.314 Dec 2020release log
2.3.1.124 Oct 2020release log
2.3.106 Oct 2020release log
2.2.27.109 Sep 2020release log
2.2.2717 Aug 2020release log
2.2.2403 Apr 2020release log
2.2.2103 Feb 2020release log
2.2.1817 Jan 2020release log
2.2.1614 Jan 2020release log
2.2.1518 Sep 2019release log
2.2.802 Sep 2019release log
2.2.029 Jul 2019release log
2.1.815 Jul 2019release log
2.1.702 Jul 2019release log
2.1.630 Jun 2019release log
2.1.529 Jun 2019release log
2.1.305 Jun 2019release log
2.1.231 May 2019release log
2.0.409 May 2019release log
2.0.301 May 2019release log
2.0.212 Apr 2019release log
2.0.107 Apr 2019release log
2.0.007 Apr 2019release log
1.2.422 Feb 2019release log
1.2.329 Jan 2019release log
1.2.222 Jan 2019release log
1.2.122 Jan 2019release log
1.2.021 Jan 2019release log
1.1.321 Jan 2019release log
1.1.221 Jan 2019release log
1.1.121 Jan 2019release log
1.1.021 Jan 2019release log
1.0.121 Jan 2019release log
1.0.008 Nov 2018release log

“Released” is the author’s own date (the API’s last_updated for observed rows, the SVN tag date for recovered ones) and is stated in UTC, as every date here is. WordPress.org renders the same timestamp in your local time zone, so the two sites can disagree by a calendar day without disagreeing about the moment.

Install-band series

The WordPress.org API rounds active_installs to the first significant digit and stops at 10,000,000. Only band transitions are recorded here. A difference between two rounded figures is not a measurement, and this registry does not report one.

BandFirst seenLast seen
20,000+02 Aug 202608 Sep 2026

One band across the whole observed window, no transition to report.