Speed only helps if what ships is solid. These are fixed-scope sprints with Laravel conventions, real auth and a live deploy, so you can show users, investors or your team something that works.
For founders who need a working product in front of users or investors now.
Scoped to one core flow. Final timeline confirmed after a 30-minute call.
For teams ready to launch a focused v1 to paying customers.
Fits a v1 with 2 to 3 core flows. Third-party approvals (payment gateways, app stores) can add time.
For apps that are slow, buggy, vibe-coded or stuck on an old Laravel or PHP version.
A focused sprint on the top issues. Bigger cleanups are split into follow-up milestones.
Not sure which fits? Send me your idea and I'll suggest the fastest honest route, with a custom quote.
Tell me what you're building and where it stands. I'll come back with a plan, a realistic timeline and a custom quote.
Tools like Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit and ChatGPT get a prototype running in days. Real users, real data and real payments need more than that. I fix AI-generated code so it is safe to launch and easy for the next engineer to work on, whether it is a Laravel/PHP backend or a full-stack app.
Your app works, but nobody wants to touch the code. I refactor it without breaking what already runs.
AI-generated code often skips the boring checks. A Laravel security audit finds them before someone else does.
I review the code, database and hosting, then send a written report ranked by severity: what is risky now, what can wait.
Security holes and data risks go first: secrets rotated, access checks added, inputs validated. The app stays live while I work.
Cleanup, tests, rate limits and dependency updates, then a handoff doc so you or your team can keep building safely.
Built something fast and want a second pair of eyes? Request a vibe code audit
A few live products where Laravel runs the backend: point of sale, fintech, elections, fuel delivery and event registration.
Fuel marketplace and station platform: buyers find stations and order petrol, diesel, gas and oil, while sellers and gas stations manage prices, deliveries and digital payments.
Financial diagnostic tool for advisers that turns client data into cashflow models, life-stage projections and what-if scenarios.
Cloud POS for shops in Pakistan: billing, inventory, digital khata, installments, multi-branch and reports, in Urdu or English.
Election technology platform with web and mobile apps for parties, voters and media: polling unit locator, results collation and incident reporting.
Registration and ticketing site for youth sports camps led by pro athletes, with camp listings, dates, locations and sign-ups.
Restaurant POS for cafes and fast food: orders, tables, billing and kitchen display in one system.
Live products include two POS systems, theDukanPOS (cloud POS with inventory, khata and installments for shops in Pakistan) and TheFoodPOS (orders, tables and kitchen display for restaurants), plus Petrostations (a fuel ordering and gas station platform), Planolitix (cashflow modelling for financial advisers), Balloteyes (election results and polling apps) and ProCamps (youth sports camp registration).
SaaS platforms, POS and inventory systems, marketplaces, booking and registration sites, admin dashboards and REST APIs. I handle the whole backend: database design, authentication and roles, payments, queues, integrations and deployment.
Yes. I start with a code and infrastructure audit, then fix the urgent issues first: security, slow queries, broken jobs. After that I upgrade the Laravel and PHP versions step by step, so the app stays live the whole time.
Yes, that is how most of my products are built. Laravel serves a clean, versioned API that a Nuxt or Next.js frontend and iOS or Android apps all share. Balloteyes and Petrostations both pair a web platform with mobile apps.
Yes. I add things like AI search, chat assistants, document processing and automated reports to existing Laravel apps, with usage limits and logging built in. See AI development for details.
Yes. If your app was built fast with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or ChatGPT, I start with a code and security audit: exposed keys and .env files, missing authorisation and policies, SQL injection, mass assignment, IDOR, missing rate limits, unsafe file uploads and vulnerable dependencies. You get a written report ranked by severity. I fix the critical issues first, then clean up duplicated logic, add tests and proper migrations, and set up a repeatable deploy.
Yes, when the MVP is scoped to one core flow: sign-up, the main thing your users do, and an admin view, deployed to a live URL. Extra features move into the next milestone instead of stretching the week. We agree exactly what fits on a 30-minute call before I start, and I confirm the timeline then, not before.
There are no fixed packages. After a short call I send a custom quote split into milestones, each with a clear scope and deliverable, so you pay as working features ship. Ongoing support can be quoted separately.
Send me a short brief through the contact form: what you are building, any existing code, and your timeline. I reply with questions or a proposed plan.