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Available for freelance work Taking on new work from next month.

Websites that work, built to last.

I'm Binay — a full-stack developer in Nepal. I build Laravel applications and WordPress sites, then keep them running: hosting, servers, backups, the unglamorous parts.

Binay Bajagain

Binay Bajagain

Nepal

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  • Build it myself — no page builders
  • Ship it — deploys, TLS, backups
  • Keep it fast — Core Web Vitals, not vibes
  • Stay reachable — one person, not a queue

About

A one-person shop, on purpose

I've spent my career building and maintaining websites end to end — Laravel applications, WordPress sites, news portals, business brochures and travel operators. The common thread is that I build the thing myself rather than assembling plugins and hoping.

That means when something breaks at an awkward hour, the person who wrote it is the person fixing it. There's no handoff, no agency layer, and no vendor whose roadmap you're waiting on.

I also write developer tutorials at HisabKitab, which is where the how-to content lives. This site is for the work itself.

Working with

  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Tailwind CSS
  • JavaScript
  • WordPress
  • Bootstrap
  • Linux / VPS
  • Git
  • Nginx

Learning next

  • React
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Services

What you can hire me for

Six things, all of which I do myself. If you need something outside this list, ask anyway — I'll tell you honestly if it isn't a fit.

  • Domain registration

    Registration, transfer and DNS.

  • Web hosting

    Shared, VPS or managed — we can work out which.

  • Server / VPS management

    Provisioning, TLS, backups, monitoring.

  • Web app development

    Laravel applications and custom admin panels.

  • Content writing

    Documentation, tutorials and site copy.

  • SEO

    Technical SEO, structured data, Core Web Vitals.

Let's talk

Let's plan a meeting

A short call is faster than a long email thread. Bring the problem, not a spec — working out what you actually need is part of the job.

  • 15 min

    Quick intro

    Enough to work out whether it is worth a longer conversation.

  • Most booked

    30 min

    Project scoping

    Requirements, constraints and a first pass at the shape of the work.

  • 60 min

    Technical deep-dive

    Architecture, existing codebase review, migration planning.

  1. Step 1: Pick a slot

    Choose a time that suits you. No forms to fill in first, no sales call before the real call.

  2. Step 2: Tell me the problem

    We talk through what you're trying to build, what already exists, and what's actually blocking you.

  3. Step 3: Get a straight answer

    Scope, rough cost, realistic timeline — and whether I'm the right person for it. Sometimes I'm not.

Ready when you are

Availability
Weekday evenings from 5pm, and any time at weekends
Timezone
Asia/Kathmandu (GMT+5:45)
Cost
Free, no obligation

Plan a meeting

No pitch. Bring the problem and we'll work out the shape of it.

I'm usually tied up Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm. Weekday evenings from 5pm, and any time at weekends.

Next good slots

How long do you need?
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