I will fix bugs and add features to your django web application


About this gig
Got a Django project that's throwing errors, missing a feature, or
just stuck? I'll fix it fast.
I'm a Python/Django backend developer who builds full role-based web
apps authentication systems, dashboards, REST APIs so small fixes
and feature additions are quick, clean work for me.
What I can help with:
- Fixing bugs, errors, and broken functionality
- Adding new features to an existing Django app
- Authentication / login / permission issues
- Database and migration issues
- Fixing forms, views, and templates
- Deployment troubleshooting (cPanel, PythonAnywhere)
Why work with me:
- I build complete production apps, not just tutorials check my portfolio for live, working examples
- Clear English communication, fast turnaround
- I'll tell you honestly if something is out of scope before you order, not after
Message me with your error, GitHub repo link, or a description of
what you need I'll tell you if it fits Quick Bug Fix, Bug Fix +
Feature Add, or the Multi-Fix Bundle before you pay.
Get to know GR Maruf
Ready to Live up to Your Expectation!
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceJun 2022
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Bengali, English
FAQ
Do you need access to my code?
Yes — please share your GitHub repo link or a zip file, along with enough context (what the app does, what's broken) so I can run it locally and diagnose the issue.
What if the bug takes longer than expected?
I'll message you before starting if the scope looks bigger than your chosen package — no surprise charges or silent scope creep.
Can you work with a codebase you didn't build?
Yes, as long as it follows standard Django patterns. If it's heavily customized or uses an unusual structure, I'll flag that upfront so we're both clear before work begins.
Do you offer ongoing support after delivery?
The revisions included in your package cover fixes related to the original issue. For separate new bugs or features after delivery, feel free to message me — happy to quote a new small gig or add-on.
What information should I include when I order?
The clearest orders include: your GitHub repo (or code files), a description of the bug/feature, and — if it's an error — the exact error message or a screenshot.

