AnasAmin
builds the boring parts so the product can be interesting.
Open for select projects
FuseXperienceLaravel / MySQLI build web apps, Chrome extensions, Python bots and automation, then remove the manual work around them.
The web is full of things that look finished. I build the ones that keep working.
Most of what I do is invisible in a screenshot: queues that retry, webhooks that land, a database schema that still makes sense at 2am. The interface is the part you see. The system is the part that keeps it alive.
Four years, more than fifty projects, from the first sketch to the deploy. Laravel is home. Python, TypeScript and a Chrome extension when the job asks for them.
Selectedwork
Six selected builds, one person: a Laravel review platform, a Chrome extension, an agency SaaS, an MCP server, a custom WordPress site and an AI content automation. Open one for the screens and the decisions behind it.
012025TripRisk360
Risk intelligence for school trips: prototyped in Google Sheets and Apps Script, then rebuilt as a Laravel application.
022025 to 2026Plug & Solve
A complete Laravel application with a Google Sheets add-on, built end to end for a product studio.
03Client siteSardar Khan Design Studio
A restrained, image-led website for a luxury interior design and architecture studio in Multan.
What I
build
Full-stack means the whole thing: the schema, the API, the interface and the automation that keeps them in sync.
Web applications
Laravel, PHP, MySQL or PostgreSQL, queues, APIs and dashboards. The application is the product, so it gets built like one.
Browser extensions
Chrome MV3, browser automation and scrapers. Work that happens inside a browser, without the repetition.
Bots and AI
Python workers, AI API integrations and MCP servers. Assistants with real project context, not guesses.
Stores and automation
WordPress, Shopify and Make scenarios. The back office that keeps inventory, invoices and alerts in sync.
Frombriefto ship
Four steps, no mystery, and you can see the build the whole way.
- 01
Scope
1 to 2 daysWe find the manual step worth removing and the smallest version worth shipping. You get a written scope, a price and a date before any code.
- 02
Build
1 to 6 weeksLaravel, Python or a Chrome extension, built in slices you can click. You see the work every week, not at the end.
- 03
Ship
Launch weekDeploy, migrate, monitor. Real users hit it before we call it done, and the boring edge cases get fixed first.
- 04
Stay
OngoingI watch the first week of traffic, fix what only real use reveals, and leave you the repository and a short walkthrough.
What clients say.
“After so many bad experiences on Upwork and Fiverr I have found my guy. Anas is honest, professional, and wants to make sure you are satisfied with the job he has done. He is a very talented and fast dev. If you want to get your project done without headaches he is the guy.”
“Anas did an excellent job building the chrome extension for our product. He found innovative solutions and technical work-arounds for very difficult technical product requirements. He also went above and beyond to suggest and build additional features and proactively fix bugs. Very communicative and friendly throughout.”
“Anas has been excellent to work with — knowledgeable, efficient, and consistently delivering results quickly. I would not hesitate to work with him again.”