Nakul N.

I'm a Laravel Developer who builds SaaS and CRM platforms that still hold up two years after launch. Most software projects don't go sideways because somebody wrote sloppy code. They go sideways because nobody asked the hard questions in week one. A schema that felt fine at 200 users starts groaning at 20,000. A billing flow built for one plan needs four. A CRM built for one company gets sold to fifty, and there's no tenancy layer anywhere underneath it. That gap is where I work. Multi-Tenant SaaS Development, Custom CRM Software Development, and the early architecture calls that keep either one from turning into an expensive rewrite eighteen months down the line. WHAT I BUILD SaaS Development, from the first architecture sketch through production launch. Subscription billing, roles and permissions, tenant isolation, admin tooling, and reporting your team actually opens on a Monday morning. CRM Development for companies whose spreadsheets quietly stopped scaling. Custom pipelines, contact and deal management, automation rules, and clean handoffs into the tools your sales team already lives in. Laravel API Development for mobile apps, partner integrations, and headless frontends. Versioned, documented, rate limited, and tested long before it gets anywhere near your users. SaaS MVP Development for founders who need something in front of paying customers in weeks instead of quarters, built so version two is an extension rather than a teardown. Legacy PHP to Laravel Migration for teams sitting on a codebase nobody wants to open. Incremental, reversible, shipped in stages, with your product running the whole time the foundation gets swapped out underneath it. AI Integration for SaaS and CRM platforms, using the OpenAI API and Vapi. AI voice agents that answer calls, qualify leads, and book, reschedule or cancel appointments straight into your CRM. Chatbots that answer from your own content and hand off to a person when they should, instead of guessing. Features that genuinely use a model rather than just wrapping one in a chat box. HOW I BUILD IT Laravel and PHP on the backend. Vue.js as my primary frontend, React when a project already runs on it. Laravel Vue.js Full Stack Development is where most of my hours go, and it shows in how fast a feature moves from ticket to staging. Stripe Payment Integration, including Stripe Connect for marketplaces and split payouts. Subscriptions, proration, dunning, and webhook handling that doesn't quietly drop events at 2am and leave you reconciling by hand. MySQL and PostgreSQL, with Redis for caching and queues. Docker so local and production actually match. AWS or DigitalOcean, with GitHub Actions running the test suite before anything ships. Claude Code and Cursor sit in my daily workflow. That isn't a buzzword parked on a profile. It compresses scaffolding, test coverage, and refactor passes, so more of your hourly spend goes toward decisions that need a human brain and less toward boilerplate you're paying me to type. Every project gets version control from day one, a staging environment, written handover notes, and code the next developer can read without phoning me first. WHO THIS IS FOR Founders shipping a first SaaS product who want somebody to own the technical side, not just take tickets. Agencies with a client build that outgrew the in-house team halfway through. Operations leads replacing a rented CRM with something shaped like how their business actually runs. Teams who inherited a Laravel codebase and need Laravel Application Maintenance and Support from someone who reads the thing before rewriting it. Product owners adding AI features to software that already has users and revenue riding on it. HOW WE START Send over what you've got. A spec, a Figma file, a half finished repo, or three honest paragraphs about the problem. You'll get a straight read on scope, timeline, and the parts that worry me, before either of us books a call. If it sits outside what I do well, you'll hear that first, along with a pointer toward someone better suited. Ruby on Rails, native iOS and Android, Go, and Python machine learning all fall outside my lane, and pretending otherwise wastes your budget. Three things clients tend to mention afterward: risks get flagged early rather than after the invoice lands, messages get answered the same working day, and I don't vanish the week after launch. Send me a note about what you're building. Worst case, you get a free second opinion.