Freelance Laravel developer, remote, in your time zone
Senior Laravel and Vue/Inertia development for product teams and agencies: new features, legacy upgrades, performance and payments. Based in Algeria (UTC+1), working European hours, in English or French.
What I work on
- Features end to end — migrations, models, jobs, controllers and the Vue/Inertia UI, with tests.
- Queues and background work — Horizon, retries, idempotent jobs, rate-limited third-party APIs.
- Payments and ledgers — webhooks, reconciliation and double-entry records that don't drift.
- Multi-tenancy and i18n — tenant isolation, and Arabic/French/English interfaces including right-to-left layouts.
- Legacy upgrades and performance — slow queries, N+1s, cache strategy, and upgrading old Laravel versions safely.
In production
- Odigix — Laravel API behind a gift card marketplace with 30,000+ registered users: queued order pipeline, idempotent supplier purchases, rate limiting and circuit breakers, WhatsApp notifications via the Evolution API. Now with a custom Laravel + Inertia + React admin (replacing Nova) and an MCP server built with Laravel MCP.
- Rooqn — Laravel + Inertia B2B panel with a double-entry ledger and a transactional outbox.
- AutoFacture DZ — Laravel + Inertia invoicing SaaS with gap-free numbering and PDF generation with Arabic text.
How I work
Coding agents write a lot of my code; I decide what gets built and review every change before it ships. You get small pull requests, written context in each one, and plain-language updates on what's done, what's next and what's risky.
Questions clients ask
- How do we work together?
- Directly under contract, or through Upwork or Collective if you prefer a platform. I join your repo, your issue tracker and your chat, and work in your process rather than asking you to adopt mine.
- What does UTC+1 mean in practice?
- Algeria is UTC+1 all year: the same time as Paris, Berlin or Madrid in winter, one hour behind them in summer, and five to six hours ahead of New York. A European working day overlaps fully.
- Can you work on an old Laravel codebase?
- Yes. Upgrading and untangling existing apps is a big part of the job — adding tests around what matters first, then changing it in small, reversible steps.
Building something similar?
Tell me where you are and what's blocking you. I'll give you an honest read on how I'd approach it.