Web Application Development
Business tools built for the browser — admin panels, booking systems, CRM and ERP modules, customer portals. Built on Laravel, with the data model worked out before the first screen gets designed.
I'm Nilesh Vadodariya, a freelance software developer in Surat, Gujarat. For the last 5+ years I've been turning business requirements into working web and mobile applications — mostly with PHP, Laravel and Flutter.
I build custom software for businesses — CRM and ERP tools, e-commerce platforms, internal dashboards, and the mobile apps that sit on top of them.
My day job is at Gopi Infotech, and alongside that I take on freelance work directly with clients. On the server side I work mainly with PHP, Laravel and MySQL; for mobile I use Flutter, which lets one codebase serve both Android and iOS without the cost of maintaining two separate apps.
What I care about is the boring part done well: a sensible database, code the next developer can read, and honest answers about what a feature will actually take. A project that ships on time but can't be changed afterwards isn't finished — it's just postponed.
Starting something new, connecting two systems that don't talk to each other, or taking over an application someone else left behind — any of those, send me the details and I'll tell you straight whether I'm the right fit.
Five kinds of work cover almost everything clients come to me with.
Business tools built for the browser — admin panels, booking systems, CRM and ERP modules, customer portals. Built on Laravel, with the data model worked out before the first screen gets designed.
Android and iOS apps that feel quick on mid-range phones, not just flagships. Offline handling, push notifications, payments and store submission are all part of the job, not extras.
One Flutter codebase serving both platforms — the same screens, the same release, roughly half the long-term maintenance. A good fit when budget matters and the app doesn't need deep platform-specific behaviour.
The layer nobody sees and everything depends on: schema design, authentication, role-based access, REST APIs and third-party integrations — payment gateways, SMS, accounting and logistics systems.
Already have an application and no developer? I pick up existing codebases, fix what's broken, deal with slow queries and security gaps, and keep dependencies current — on a retainer or job-by-job, whichever suits you.
Technologies I use regularly — not a list of everything I've ever opened.
A short description of the problem is enough to start. I reply to every genuine enquiry.