Fullstack development
Front-end and back-end by the same person means no handoff, no "that's an API problem", and no waiting a week for someone else to add a field. I started on React and TypeScript, went deep into Laravel and Python back-ends, and now take products end to end — data model, API, interface, deployment.
Store Wala is the clearest example. A multi-tenant Laravel platform architected from scratch: point-of-sale with barcode scanning, multi-location warehouse transfers, two-way WooCommerce sync, role-based permissions, 24+ languages. Its own live dashboard reports 10,000+ businesses and 50M+ inventory items managed.
What this includes
- Data modelling and architecture before any interface exists
- Laravel and Python back-ends, REST APIs, MySQL
- React and Next.js front-ends built against your own API
- Auth, roles and permissions — multi-tenant where the product needs it
- Deployment across GCP, Vercel, Render and Hostinger
Typical stack
Where I've done this
A multi-tenant POS, inventory and warehouse SaaS that now reports 10K+ businesses and 50M+ items managed on its own platform, at 99.9% uptime.
A bespoke content platform architected for scale and easy day-to-day management — a private client engagement, details under NDA.
A tailored CRM dashboard with real-time data and a fast, focused interface — a private client engagement, details under NDA.