I need a small, production-ready SaaS built with the latest stable Laravel. After users create an account and sign in with the usual email + password flow, they’ll land on a dashboard where they can submit a date string. The app should fire a request to a third-party API, receive its JSON payload, locate the relevant date field (I’ll confirm the key name with you), and immediately tell the user whether their submitted date matches the one returned. When the two dates diverge, display the difference in days. A concise activity log showing the last few checks for each user will be enough for basic history. No social logins or multilayer roles are needed right now—just straightforward registration, login, password reset, and the main date-checking page. Deliverables • Clean Laravel project (latest LTS) with migrations, seeders, models, controllers, and views/components • Email-based authentication wired up with Laravel Breeze, Jetstream, or another lightweight starter you prefer • Service class or job that handles the outbound call, parses the JSON response, and returns the comparison result • Simple dashboard UI: date input, result display, minimal log table • README covering local setup, environment variables for the API endpoint/key, and a quick test script Acceptance criteria • A logged-in user can submit a date and see an instant match/mismatch result • App correctly consumes and parses a JSON response from the specified API • Difference in days appears whenever dates do not match • Code passes phpstan level 6 (or similar static analysis) and includes at least one feature test If you have prior experience with Laravel SaaS scaffolding, JSON parsing, and tidy coding practices, this should be a straightforward build. Let me know your approach and any questions about the external API.