Laravel development for the app your website was never meant to be.
Custom web applications, like customer portals, internal tools, and integrations, built in Laravel and Livewire, with React front ends when the app needs them. The same Laravel developers build and maintain Craft CMS sites, and Craft 6 is being rebuilt on Laravel, so that's one framework under both.
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Outgrown spreadsheets and workarounds? That's where a custom Laravel app fits.
A CMS is great at pages. Once you need customers to log in, staff to approve things, or systems to sync, you need an application. That's what we build in Laravel and Livewire, with React, Next.js and TanStack when the interface calls for it.
Customer and member portals
A logged-in place where your customers or members register, check status, download what they need, and update their own details, instead of emailing your staff to do it.
Internal workflows
The process your team runs every week out of spreadsheets and inboxes, turned into an app with the right permissions, a history of who changed what, and reports you don't have to assemble by hand.
Integrations and automations
Your website, CRM, billing, and email talking to each other on their own. Data moves when it should, and nobody copies it from one screen to another.
Your website and your app, each doing its own job.
We build the app in Laravel beside your Craft CMS site, so marketing can edit the website without touching the app.
Craft and Laravel are becoming one stack.
Craft 6 is being rebuilt on Laravel (alpha now, general availability targeted for Q4 2026). An app you build in Laravel today runs on the same framework.
Custom web applications we've built.
USSONAR
An application that runs alongside the Ultrasound School of North American Rheumatologists Craft site.
Its members include rheumatologists from Harvard, Duke, Stanford, NYU and Vanderbilt.
Vantage
A custom Laravel CRM that brings a team's daily tools into one place: Microsoft 365, RingCentral and DocuSign, with a secure token vault for each connection. Claude, Anthropic's AI, reads the team's emails and calls, drafts the follow-ups, and fills in lead notes and custom fields.
React products we build and run.
Burrow, Tillage and Furrow Forms are React apps (Next.js, TanStack). See our React development page for those products and for dedicated React work.
Laravel questions
Do I need a Craft site to hire you for Laravel work?
No. Plenty of Laravel projects have nothing to do with a CMS. Where Craft does come in, it helps that we understand both sides.
Should this be part of our Craft site or a separate app?
If it's mostly content that your marketing team edits, it belongs in Craft. If it's records, logins, rules, and workflows, it's an app. A lot of projects need a little of both, and drawing that line is the first thing we'd sort out on a call.
Do you build with Livewire or React?
Both. Livewire is our default for Laravel apps, so the interface lives in the same codebase. When an app needs a richer front end, we build it in React with Next.js or TanStack.
Does Craft 6 mean our Craft site has to be rebuilt in Laravel?
No. The path to Craft 6 starts from the latest Craft 5. More on planning for Craft 6.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code lives in a repository you control, so another developer can pick it up if you ever need them to.
Who will we work with?
Our own small team of Laravel developers. We scope your app, build it, and support it after launch, including under our website care plans when you want ongoing coverage.
Often paired with Laravel work
Craft CMS development
New Craft sites, built around how your team publishes.
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