Custom web applications built with Next.js and Laravel — customer portals, dashboards, booking systems, internal tools, and SaaS products. When off-the-shelf software makes you work its way, custom is how you get yours.
Get my project quote See my work →Your operations live in ten spreadsheets and someone's memory. It works — until it doesn't. A simple internal tool changes everything.
That SaaS subscription does a hundred things; you need seven of them — plus three it can't do. Custom software does exactly your seven-plus-three.
You've validated a product idea but can't find a developer who'll give you a straight scope and price. That's precisely what I do.
Next.js for fast, polished front-ends. Laravel for rock-solid back-ends. Boring, proven technology choices so your product ships and stays maintainable.
Customer portals, admin panels, and reporting dashboards tailored to how you actually operate.
From validated idea to launched MVP — auth, billing, and core features done right the first time.
Replace spreadsheet workflows with purpose-built tools your team can't break.
Schemas built for integrity and scale — the foundation everything else depends on.
Stripe, email, CRMs, and third-party APIs wired into your app from day one.
Hosted, monitored, documented — with the source code fully yours.
We map what the app must do — and just as importantly, what version one doesn't need. Small scope, fast launch.
Features, milestones, price, and timeline in writing. Larger builds split into staged deliveries.
You see progress on a staging link throughout — no six-week silences, no big reveal gambles.
Deployed to production with monitoring, documentation, and a plan for what's next.
Internal tools and MVPs typically $4,000–$15,000 depending on scope. Fixed quote before I start — no surprise invoices, no lock-in contracts.
From WordPress plugins to full products — over 150 projects delivered, including SaaS marketing builds like eDispatches in my portfolio.
Internal tools and MVPs typically run $4,000–$15,000; larger products are quoted per scope. The first version should be as small as possible — I'll actively talk you out of features you don't need yet.
They're modern, proven, and massively supported — which means fast development now and easy maintenance for years. No exotic stacks that only one developer on earth understands.
A focused MVP usually ships in 4–8 weeks. Timelines are set in the fixed quote and tracked with staged milestones you can see on a live staging link.
Completely. The repository, the infrastructure, and all documentation are handed over in your name at launch.
Usually, yes. I'll review the codebase first and tell you honestly whether it's worth continuing or cleaner to rebuild — before you spend anything.
Web apps often start with UI/UX design, connect through APIs, and get smarter with AI features.
Describe it in a paragraph. I'll reply with a realistic scope and a fixed price.
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