Indesh P.

I build SaaS and e-commerce products with Laravel, PHP and React. I have 12+ years of experience, including 7+ years as lead developer of Shoprocket V2, a multi-tenant e-commerce SaaS platform used by 37,700+ sellers whose stores have processed more than $432M in transactions. I built it from the ground up, working directly with the founder across the database, Laravel backend, APIs and storefront, and later within a team of around 10. Other products I've built or scaled: - A multi-tenant competition platform (Laravel, MySQL, AWS, Stripe): lead backend engineer on auditable draw logic, entrant management and payments that stay correct under spiky traffic - StoreRav, a multi-tenant commerce platform for ~1,000 sellers: database design, Laravel dashboard and APIs, Ionic storefront, Next.js QR ordering, and AWS deployments - Ufile, a file sharing platform (CodeIgniter, MySQL): performance fixes and chunked uploads with pause/resume; later acquired in a seven-figure deal What I can take ownership of: - Multi-tenant SaaS: tenant isolation, permissions and complex business rules on a shared database - E-commerce logic: products, variants, inventory, orders, shipping, taxes, and discounts like coupons, Buy X Get Y, usage limits and stacking - Payments that don't break: Stripe, Stripe Connect, PayPal, Razorpay, Verifone and Tranzila, with webhooks, refunds, retries and duplicate-payment handling - Fast, reliable backends: REST APIs, OAuth and integrations, MySQL and Eloquent query optimization, Redis caching, queues, scheduled jobs, imports/exports and invoicing - Frontends on Laravel APIs: React, Next.js and Ionic in production I start by understanding the business problem, then choose the simplest approach that works now without making future changes harder. I use Claude and Cursor to move faster, but I make the technical decisions and review every line myself. Send me a short note about your product and what's not working or what needs to ship next, and I'll reply with how I'd approach it.