I will be your expert full stack developer for custom saas and api


About this gig
I build web applications that survive real users: auth, payments, roles, real-time, the unglamorous parts included.
WHAT I BUILD
- SaaS platforms with multi-tenancy and Stripe billing
- Admin dashboards and internal tools with role-based access
- eCommerce and marketplace platforms
- Real-time features: chat, live tracking, notifications
- The REST API, database and deployment underneath all of it
SHIPPED, IN PRODUCTION
- FabManager: enterprise PMS on Next.js 15 and React 19 serving eight user types, with sprint planning, time logging and a client portal.
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- FleetReact: multi-tenant fleet SaaS with isolated per-company environments, tiered plans and live GPS tracking.
SECURITY AND SCALE
JWT and OAuth, input validation, rate limiting, tenant isolation and backups go in from week one. Indexed queries, pagination, caching and background jobs get added when real load justifies them, not before.
STACK
Next.js, React, Node.js, Express, TypeScript, MongoDB, MySQL, Socket.io, AWS, Stripe.
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Get to know Umair Athar
AI and full stack engineer building production software
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceMay 2024
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Urdu, English, Hindi
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FAQ
How do you handle security?
It goes in from week one, not after a review. Passwords hashed, JWT or OAuth sessions that expire, every input validated on the server, rate limiting on public endpoints, tenant data isolated per account, and secrets in environment config rather than the repository.
What happens to our data if something goes wrong?
Backups are configured before launch, not after the first incident, and migrations are version-controlled so a bad deploy can be rolled back. You own the database and the cloud account, so nothing about recovery depends on me being reachable.
What happens when traffic grows 10x?
What breaks first is usually queries, not servers. I index and paginate from the start, cache what gets read often, and move slow work to background jobs once the numbers justify it. That absorbs most growth without re-architecting anything.
Can you take over a half-finished project?
Yes, and it's common. I start with a short audit of the code, infrastructure and deployment, then give you a straight assessment of what's solid, what needs work, and in what order, before quoting the build.
Which stack do you use, and why?
Node.js, React, Next.js and Express with MongoDB or MySQL. Deliberately boring and proven: every hard problem already has a mature answer, and you can hire for it anywhere. Your product should be differentiated by its workflow, not by an exotic framework choice.
Will it scale?
If it's architected sensibly from the start, clean module boundaries, tenant-aware data models, cloud-ready deployment. Most applications need disciplined engineering rather than exotic infrastructure. I add caching and background jobs when real load justifies it, not before.
Do I own the code and the infrastructure?
Yes, code, repositories, database and cloud accounts are yours, with IP transferring on final delivery. No lock-in, and the handover documentation makes moving in-house practical.
Do you do fixed price or hourly?
Both. Fixed price when the scope is clear, hourly for ongoing work or open-ended discovery. I'll recommend whichever is honestly cheaper for you.

