API contract document
Endpoints, payloads, auth, rate limits. The thing your frontend team or partners actually need.
// laravel development
Laravel that scales without ceremony.
Laravel work for teams whose backend can't get away with serverless functions and needs the discipline of a real server-rendered framework. Queues, jobs, APIs, the works.
// where teams get stuck
Your stack is half framework, half folklore.
- Background jobs running on cron because queues felt scary.
- Eloquent N+1 queries that nobody profiled because the page "feels fine."
- Auth bolted on three times for three different reasons.
- Deployments that work "as long as you don't touch the env file."
// what's included
What we leave behind.
Queue + job architecture
Horizon or Redis queues set up. Jobs with retries, backoff, idempotency. No more cron-as-queue.
Database discipline
Migrations versioned. Indexes documented. N+1 queries audited and fixed.
Auth done once
Sanctum or Passport, chosen for a reason, applied consistently across web and API.
Deploy pipeline
Forge, Vapor, or your container of choice. Zero-downtime. Env vars in a vault, not a paste buffer.
// how we work
Three phases. Built to last.
01 · Calibrate
Codebase + infra audit. Scope written down. What gets rebuilt vs left alone.
02 · Build
Weekly demo. PRs against the architecture. Migrations reviewed before they merge.
03 · Hand off
API doc, runbook, deployment guide. Support window. Your team owns the stack.
// common questions
What teams ask before signing.
Whichever one fits the team you're building. We'll defend the choice in the architecture doc. We've shipped all three.
Yes. A post-launch support window is included. After that, optional ongoing care plans cover bug fixes and small features — sized to your team, pause-able month to month.
We use them where they earn their keep. Not because they're new.
Either. Most clients are mid-stack: existing app, growing pain, no full rewrite. We work in there.
Murcia, Spain. Remote across Europe, the UK, and North America.