A global perks platform for airline staff — 120K+ users across 1,450+ cities. I contributed across its Laravel, Vue, and Blade codebase, and owned mobile features end-to-end on the Flutter app.
CrewVIP is a global perks platform for airline staff — discounted deals from partner merchants, discovered on a map and redeemed in the app. It serves 120,000+ users and 72,000+ deals across 1,450+ cities.
I worked inside an existing production codebase as part of the team — 38 commits across a Laravel 10 + Vue 3 + Inertia + Blade stack: REST endpoints with real billing logic, a multi-step Vue register flow, and merchant and admin Blade panels.
On the Flutter app I had more room to own — phone-OTP auth, in-app purchases, map-based deal discovery, and push were features I built end to end. CrewVIP is where I learned to move inside a team's codebase: pull requests, code review, and a shared Git history.
CrewVIP was already in production when I joined. This is the platform's shape, with the parts I contributed marked — REST and Blade work in the Laravel core, a refactored Vue register flow, and features owned end-to-end on the Flutter client.
phone-OTP auth · IAP · Google Maps deal discovery · QR scanner · push
multi-step register flow · Pinia language store · Google Maps picker · i18n
REST API + Inertia + Blade · merchant & admin deal CRUD
Working in a team codebase is its own skill — reading what's already there before adding to it. These four are the contributions I'd point to.
I built endpoints — approval-status checks, a payment-type user response, a deal primary-image API — with Laravel Validator, Eloquent business logic for trial and payment expiry, and structured error handling. Not plain CRUD: the trial-and-billing logic had to be exactly right.
I refactored 14 Vue files into a multi-step Register flow — a Pinia language store, a Google Maps location picker, and multi-language i18n. State that had been tangled across steps got a single, predictable home.
Heavy Blade templating for the merchant and admin deal panels — phone-code i18n, Canvas-API photo compression in the browser before upload, and required-field validation throughout the forms.
On the Flutter app I owned features outright — phone-OTP auth across multiple countries, Google and Apple in-app purchases, map-based deal discovery with marker clustering, an image cropper, a QR scanner, and FCM + APNs push wired to Firebase Auth.
Platform-scale figures — users, deals, cities — are CrewVIP's, reported by NEWDEV; commit and file counts are my own contribution to the shared codebase. Snapshot taken May 2026.
