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Backend in Laravel.
Custom systems built for long-term maintainability. Clear architecture, readable code, what holds when data grows and requirements shift.
Laravel 11PHP 8.xPostgresRedisPest
I've been writing PHP since 2009 and running EasyWebSystems since 2013. Most recently Tech Lead at Goodwings; before that senior backend at Waitly, and sole developer on EDBPriser, a Danish price comparison platform that was acquired by PriceRunner (and later Klarna). I build Laravel systems, integrations, and AWS infrastructure, directly, no middlemen.
Custom systems built for long-term maintainability. Clear architecture, readable code, what holds when data grows and requirements shift.
e-conomic, your inventory, your webshop, your CRM, all speaking the same language. Built robust with retries, logging, and proper error handling.
Hosting that doesn't need attention. Backups, monitoring, updates, automated and documented in the background. You call when you want to build, not when something breaks.
Danish alternative to Wolt and Uber Eats with low, transparent commission (4-10%) and no paid placement. Restaurants run everything themselves.
Digital photobooth alternative for weddings, parties and corporate events. Guests upload via QR, live gallery during, private gallery afterwards.
Sole developer on a Danish price comparison platform for ~6 years. Backend, frontend, DevOps, on-call.
Multi-year external IT staff role; later delivered their current website as a separate engagement.
Local Christmas tree producer. Website, image optimization, ongoing maintenance, one vendor, one point of contact.
Honest comparison of Danish agency, freelance senior, and in-house options for Laravel projects in 2026. Real rates, when each fits, and the legal details no one tells you upfront.
Vibe-coding, Cursor, Claude Code — and what happens when an idea is no longer safely parked in your notes app. A reflection on prototyping speed, strict prompting, and the 99.7% of ideas that don't survive contact with reality.
Every time I join a new team, I promise myself I'll talk more this time. Still waiting for that to happen. Notes on calibration, what listening-first actually buys you, and why the terminal is the one place I never have to small-talk.
I don't sell project management, I sell the work itself. EasyWebSystems is one person: me. That means shorter feedback loops, fewer meetings, and the person answering your email two years from now is the same person who built the system.
Pragmatic generalist with Tech Lead background. I move across DevOps, infrastructure, backend, frontend, and integrations as the work requires. AI-native, I use Claude Code daily, which gives me the pace of a team and the control of a solo developer.
Send me two lines about what you're working with, you'll get a reply within 48 hours.