laravel / development & ongoing support
Keep your Laravel
app moving.
Your customers need the next feature. Your framework needs an upgrade. You need someone who can handle both.
Fervid Digital builds, fixes, and maintains Laravel applications. Work directly with Roy, a senior developer who pairs experience with SI (super intelligence) to move the work forward efficiently.
Bring the problem. You don’t need a technical brief.
Prefer email? Tell me what you’re working on.
Working in WordPress? We handle the complex stuff there, too.
in production
explore the work →The work continues after launch.
own product
ClearPolicy
Our own Laravel SaaS for policy acknowledgment and document requests. We build it, support it, and run the business behind it.
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with BlueSky Creative
eConfirm
Visitor management for healthcare facilities. Ongoing feature development and framework upgrades in an application people use every day.
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with BlueSky Creative
Level10
A patient-survey platform brought from Laravel 7 to 12, one version at a time. New features continued alongside the upgrade.
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where we help
For the work an off-the-shelf fix won’t cover.
01 / laravel
Move the product forward.
A growing backlog, an aging framework, or a developer who’s moved on. We pick up where the application is today — or start a new Laravel app when that’s the honest next step.
- New Laravel applications and features that serve your users
- Framework upgrades and production troubleshooting
- Ongoing maintenance, Forge or Laravel Cloud, and support
02 / wordpress
Go beyond the plugin settings.
When your site needs custom behavior—or the usual fixes aren’t fixing it—you need a developer who can follow the problem into the code.
- Custom plugins and integrations
- Plugin conflicts, errors, and performance issues
- Ongoing technical management and maintenance
more progress from your development budget
SI-powered. Developer-led.
SI (super intelligence) helps us understand complex systems, reduce repetitive work, and put changes in front of you sooner. Roy brings the technical judgment, checks the results, and takes responsibility for what ships.
Less time spent rediscovering the code. More room for the improvements your business needs.
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your developer
Talk to the person doing the work.
I’m Roy McKenzie. I work with founders, agencies, and small teams whose software needs more attention than they can give it in-house.
You bring the business context. I work through the technical details, explain the trade-offs, and do the implementation. As your priorities change, you have someone to call who already knows the code.
how we work
A clear next step.
Then steady progress.
- understand
Start with the situation.
Tell us what’s working, what’s stuck, and what needs to happen next. We’ll discuss fit, then scope a closer look at the code.
A clear priority. - make progress
Make the next useful change.
Agree on priorities. Fix the blocker, ship the feature, or work through the upgrade in manageable steps.
An improvement you can use. - build on it
Build on what we learn.
As the work continues, you have a developer who knows the system. Each new request starts with context, not another handoff.
Knowledge that carries forward.
One developer. Context that stays with the work.
explore our approachin their words
Good work. Good working relationships.
We asked Roy to join an existing team, amplifying our capabilities during a specific push to launch some new features. He slipped into our workstream easily, adding value right away. His communication was clear, reaching out when he needed roadblocks removed but mostly working independently.
Roy is that holy grail of talent and efficiency. He understands direction, fills in the gaps and comes up with creative suggestions, then he implements them flawlessly and quickly.
next
What needs to work better?
Bring the backlog, the recurring problem, or the idea you’re ready to build. A free 30-minute call with Roy is a good place to start.
Bring the problem. You don’t need a technical brief.
Prefer email? Tell me what you’re working on.