Business applications and APIs in PHP
We build tools around your processes: roles and permissions, approval flows, dashboards and customer portals.
From an initial release to a platform used every day, we scope user journeys, account management, business rules and integrations. We prioritize the scope before each delivery.
We build Laravel APIs to connect your application to a React or Next.js frontend, ERP, CRM or payment service. Authentication, data contracts and error handling are part of the work.
Code and dependency audit, fixes for fragile areas, added tests and staged upgrades: we evolve a live Laravel application with an explicit migration plan.
Laravel is an open-source PHP framework with routing, validation, authentication and testing tools. Its conventions give teams a shared project structure.
Eloquent and migrations help organize the data model and its changes. The result still depends on well-designed relationships, indexes and access rules for your business.
Queues, notifications and caching can handle imports, emails and synchronization without doing everything during a user request. Configuration and monitoring must match the actual workload.
Laravel can serve Blade or Livewire views, work with Inertia, or expose an API to a React or Next.js frontend. The choice depends on the experience, SEO needs and skills of your team.
We design the screens, APIs and data model together. Responsibilities between Laravel and the interface are defined from the outset to make development and maintenance easier.
We start with users, data and existing systems. We choose Laravel when its ecosystem fits the need, and explain the technical decisions before development.
We define critical journeys, access rules and error cases, then test them appropriately. Regular demos make it possible to adjust the work before production.
Source code, documented decisions, deployment instructions and dependency tracking help your team or another provider maintain the application.
Laravel case study
PeakLab combined Laravel with Next.js to build Soowe, a beauty product comparison platform. It brings together offers from four affiliate networks and includes a custom administration interface.
We review users, data flows, connected tools and risks. For an existing application, we first assess the code and versions in use.
We define the data model, permissions, interfaces and API exchanges. Together we agree on the first scope and acceptance criteria.
Features are delivered in stages. We prioritize tests for business rules, integrations and journeys involving sensitive data or payments.
Data migrations, configuration, monitoring and documentation are prepared for launch. A maintenance plan then covers fixes and upgrades.
In one call, we tell you what's feasible, at what price, and in what timeframe. With full transparency.
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