Sana S.

Laravel & Next.js Developer | AI Integration for SaaS Platforms

Laravel and Next.js developer building AI powered features for SaaS platforms. If you've hired a developer before, you already know the real risk. It's not whether they can write code. It's whether the feature actually works when real users touch it, whether it still runs six months later, and whether you can reach the person who built it when something breaks. I've watched founders lose months to developers who shipped an AI integration that looked finished in a demo and quietly fell apart the moment it hit production traffic. That's the problem I solve. Not a proof of concept, a working AI feature or SaaS product you can actually run your business on. Here's what that looks like in practice. You tell me what you're trying to build or fix. I ask the questions that matter before writing a single line, because the wrong assumption on day one costs you weeks later. I work across Laravel and Node.js on the backend, Next.js and React on the front end, and I build the AI integration piece to hold up under real customers, not just to look done in a walkthrough. At Citrix, where I led full stack development on Laravel and React applications for five years, "it works on my machine" was never an acceptable answer. That standard hasn't changed. A few examples of what that's produced. MeetSnap, an AI tool that listens to meetings and turns them into notes and action items on its own, built on OpenAI's API. Luxico, a booking platform serving property owners, agents, and guests at once, live today handling real bookings. Catapult Ads, a marketing site built on the Laravel stack for an agency client. Tell me what you're building and where the AI or SaaS piece is stuck. I'll tell you honestly how I'd approach it, and what it would take, before you spend a single connect deciding anything.