Backend and APIs
The part of your software nobody sees and everybody depends on.
- Your site or app
- The API and background jobs
- Database, payments, Google, Meta
Who it's for
When the software behind the site matters
Businesses with an app or site that has to stay up and stay fast as it grows.
Teams that need payments, bookings or ads platforms connected properly.
Companies whose system slows down, breaks on updates, or nobody dares to touch.
What's included
Reliable, documented, yours
APIs for your site or app
Clear, versioned and documented, so the next developer can pick them up.
Database design and safe changes
Your data structured to last, and changed without losing any of it.
Background jobs
Emails, imports and reports that run on their own and retry when they fail.
Connections to other services
Payments, Google, Meta and the tools your business already runs on.
How it goes
Look first, then change
For an existing system I start by reading it and writing down what I find: what works, what is risky, what to fix first. You get that note and a written quote before any change.
Typical timeline
[to confirm]
Questions
About backend work
Can you work on code someone else wrote?
Yes. I read it first, tell you what I find, and change it in small, safe steps.
Will my team understand what you built?
That's the aim: the APIs are documented and the changes are explained, so the next developer can pick them up.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The code and every account are yours.
Software that needs a steady hand?
The form opens with "Backend or API" already picked.