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Database development · Kabul

Database Development in Kabul, Afghanistan

Your stock, sales, and customer data still live in Excel? I design MySQL and PostgreSQL schemas, build MIS tools for Afghan businesses, migrate legacy spreadsheets, and connect Laravel or WordPress apps to a database that stays fast as you grow.

MySQL

Primary stack

MIS

Systems built

7+ yrs

Experience

schema · production
customersordersinventory
1,248 rows8,902 rows3,410 rows

Indexes

Tuned

Backups

Daily

API

Live

Need the website too? I often design the front end and database in one project so tables match what users see on screen.

Website design

Data chaos

Excel is not a long-term database

Five staff members editing the same spreadsheet, conflicting stock numbers, and no way to pull a monthly report without copy-pasting — that is where most Kabul businesses stall.

I design schemas for Laravel apps, WordPress backends, and custom MIS tools used by NGOs, warehouses, and retailers here. You get tables that match how your team actually works, not a textbook diagram nobody can maintain.

inventory_final_v3_COPY.xlsx

Spreadsheet workflow

Duplicate SKUs, broken formulas, no user permissions — and one deleted row can erase a week of sales entries.

mis_production · 12 tables

Structured database

One record per customer, indexed searches, role-based access, and reports that run in seconds instead of manual pivots.

Project types

What do you need built?

A schema behind a website, a full MIS for your warehouse, a migration from old files, or a tune-up on a database that already exists.

Web and app databases

Laravel, WordPress, Next.js

User accounts, orders, content, and settings stored behind your public site. I design tables your framework migrations can maintain long term.

MIS and internal tools

Inventory, HR, sales tracking

Staff log in, enter transactions, and export monthly reports. Built for Afghan shops, warehouses, and NGOs that outgrew notebooks and Excel.

Data migration

Excel, old software, merged files

One clean database from years of scattered files. I dedupe customers, fix date formats, and keep a rollback copy until you sign off.

Fix and optimize

Slow queries, bloated tables

An existing app that times out or costs too much on hosting. I audit indexes, archive dead rows, and rewrite the worst queries.

MySQLPostgreSQLLaravelSQL ServerRedisER DiagramsMigrationsREST APIs

Full service

What's included

Planning, schema, migration, and connection to your app — not just empty tables you still need to figure out.

Requirements and Data Mapping

I list what you store, who edits it, and which reports you need — before any table gets created. No guessing from a one-line brief.

ER Diagrams and Schema Design

You receive a visual map of tables and relationships. You approve the structure while moving a box is still free.

Normalized Table Structure

I split data so you do not enter the same customer address in five sheets. Updates stay consistent and imports stay smaller.

MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server Setup

I create the database on your host or cloud account, set charset and collation correctly, and assign app users with limited permissions.

Application Integration

I connect Laravel, WordPress, or Next.js apps to the database — migrations, seed data, and environment configs included.

Excel and Legacy Data Migration

I import old spreadsheets and exports from previous software, validate row counts, and fix obvious data errors during the move.

Indexes and Query Tuning

Slow pages often trace back to missing indexes. I profile heavy queries and add indexes where they actually help — not everywhere.

Backups, Docs, and Handover

Automated backup schedule, ER diagram PDF, and short notes so the next developer understands your schema without a week of archaeology.

Process

How a database project runs

From messy spreadsheets to a schema your app can trust — with approval steps before anything hits production.

  1. 01

    Define the data problem

    You show me current Excel files, app screens, or pain points — duplicate stock counts, slow reports, no audit trail. We agree on users and outputs.

  2. 02

    Design the schema

    I draft ER diagrams and table lists. You confirm field names, languages, and reports before I run migrations on a live server.

  3. 03

    Build, migrate, and test

    I create tables, import historical data, write core queries, and load-test the paths your staff use every day.

  4. 04

    Connect the app and document

    I hook up your website or MIS, run a pilot with real users, fix edge cases, and hand over backups plus schema documentation.

You sign off on the ER diagram before production tables are created.

Experience

Why hire a database developer?

A general web freelancer can add tables, but wrong relations show up months later as duplicate invoices and reports that never match the shop floor. I design data models before code and document them so you are not stuck with one person's memory.

  • Stop reconciling conflicting Excel versions every week
  • ER diagrams you approve before production tables are created
  • MIS systems built for Kabul warehouses, shops, and NGOs
  • Laravel and WordPress apps run faster with proper indexes
  • Spreadsheet migrations without halting daily operations
  • Seven years designing data layers for Afghan and international apps
  • Fixed scope after the brief — you know cost before build starts

“A Kabul warehouse ran stock on four Excel files that never matched. After I built their MIS on MySQL and Laravel, managers stopped calling each other to ask which number was right.”

I have wired databases for large Laravel production systems, NGO donor tracking, and small shop inventory alike. You get ER diagrams, migration scripts, and a backup plan — not a black box.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Database development in Kabul — MySQL, MIS systems, migrations, and security.

Ready to fix your data?

Send a short description of what you track today — Excel, old software, or an app that needs a proper backend. I will reply with next steps.

Khalid Danishyar