I will fix n plus one queries and optimize your prisma postgresql database


About this gig
Is your Next.js or Node.js app slow despite clean code? The problem is often hidden in the database. A common issue is the N+1 query problem, where one request triggers dozens of unnecessary database calls, causing slow response times and poor scalability.
I will analyze your Prisma queries, identify performance bottlenecks, and optimize database access for faster and more efficient applications.
What I can help with:
- N+1 Query Fixes
- Prisma Query Optimization
- Proper use of include/select
- Database Index Review
- Foreign Key & Filtered Column Indexing
- Over-Fetching Reduction
- Relation Optimization
- Connection Pooling Review
- PostgreSQL Performance Improvements
I recently built SyncVela, a real-time collaboration platform where database performance and scalability were critical.
Tech Stack: Next.js, Node.js, Express.js, PostgreSQL, Prisma, TypeScript.
Message me before ordering if you're unsure about the root cause of your performance issue.
Get to know Ali Haider
Real time web apps that don't break when traffic shows up
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceDec 2023
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Urdu, English
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FAQ
Do you need access to my codebase?
Yes — repo access or just the relevant Prisma schema and query files are enough to get started.
How do I know if I actually have an N+1 problem?
Common signs: a page that gets slower only as data grows, or your database logs showing dozens of near-identical queries firing for a single page load. Not sure? Message me your schema or a sample query and I'll check before you order.
Can you also optimize raw SQL queries, not just Prisma?
Yes, message me first with details — I work primarily in Prisma but can review raw SQL performance too.
Will this cause downtime on my production database?
No. Query and index changes are applied without taking your database offline.
What if the slowness isn't N+1 related at all?
Message me before ordering — describe the symptom and I'll tell you honestly if this is the right fix or point you toward what actually is.

