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I build the back end with Laravel: APIs, booking engines, CRMs and event-driven services that hold up under real traffic. A decade in production — including the ordering flows behind ChatFood (now Deliverect).
What I build with Laravel
Production back ends: REST and JSON APIs, booking and ordering engines, admin panels, CRMs, billing and event-driven services. I lean on queues, jobs and events to keep heavy work off the request path, and Filament when a client needs a real admin fast. Clean architecture, typed, tested where it counts.
Why it wins for the client
Laravel gets you from idea to shipped MVP fast without painting you into a corner later. The ecosystem — queues, auth, payments, background jobs — is mature, so I'm not reinventing plumbing on your budget. That means lower build cost up front and a codebase your next developer can actually read.
Where I've shipped it
Laravel powered the ordering flows at ChatFood (acquired by Deliverect) and the API backend behind PropertyCheck's React Native app. I pair it with whatever the front end needs — Next.js, React, Expo — so the back end is solid while the product stays fast.
Who I build it for
Startups validating an MVP and brands replacing a back end that's holding them back — across Tashkent and Dubai. As a fractional CTO I'll also tell you when Laravel is the wrong call and a managed service or another stack fits better.
Why I build with it
Ship your MVP faster
Laravel takes you from idea to a working product fast. Auth, payments and admin come built in, so your budget buys features, not plumbing.
Holds up under real traffic
Queues, jobs and events keep heavy work off the request path. The same approach ran the ordering flows behind ChatFood, later acquired by Deliverect.
Your next developer can read it
Laravel is common and well documented, so handover is easy and you're never locked to one engineer. As your CTO, I'll also say when it's the wrong call.
Built with it
FAQ
Is Laravel a good choice for an MVP or SaaS?
Yes. Laravel's built-in auth, queues, payments and background jobs let you ship a real product in weeks instead of months, and it scales cleanly as you grow. It's one of my default choices for startup MVPs and SaaS back ends.
Can Laravel handle high traffic and real-time work?
Absolutely. With queues, caching and an event-driven design, heavy work runs off the request path — the pattern behind ChatFood's ordering flows. For real-time features I add broadcasting or a dedicated service where it makes sense.
How much does Laravel development cost?
It depends on scope, but Laravel keeps cost down because the framework already solves the plumbing. I scope tightly and quote without padding — a focused MVP back end is a few weeks; a full platform is more. Tell me what you're building and I'll give you a real number.
Do you build Laravel apps for clients in Dubai and Uzbekistan?
Yes. I'm based in Tashkent and work with clients across the UAE, including Dubai — remote-first, with the overlap and responsiveness an in-house hire would give you. I've shipped for regional brands like NIO, Geely and Emarat.
Can Laravel work as the back end for a mobile or React app?
Yes — Laravel makes an excellent API back end for any front end. PropertyCheck runs a React Native (Expo) app on a Laravel API, and I regularly pair it with Next.js and React. You get one clean back end serving web and mobile.
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