Back ends with an admin
Data-heavy apps in Python, with PostgreSQL behind them.
Frameworks
Django development services beside our Python work
We have no published Django build. Our published Python back end uses FastAPI on Python 3.13 with PostgreSQL, and we say plainly where Django would differ.
0Published builds on Django
Apr 2028Django 5.2 LTS extended support ends
Apr 2027Django 6.2 LTS due
3.13Python version behind our FastAPI build
What we build
What we would take on with Django
Django upgrades
Moves onto a release that still gets fixes.
Geospatial apps
PostgreSQL with PostGIS, as on TruckFleet.
APIs for React front ends
A Python API beside a React console.
Architecture
Where Django would sit
A Django back end in the slot our FastAPI build fills
Clients
React consoleDispatch screens
iOS driver appOffline first
Python back end
DjangoWhere it would sit
FastAPITruckFleet Labs
Data
PostgreSQL and PostGISStops, legs, geofences
Illustration. A dashed outline marks where the technology would sit. We have no published build on it.
Versions
Which Django release is supported
Support milestones, 2025 to 2028
3 Dec 2025
Django 5.2 LTS
Mainstream support ended. Extended support runs to April 2028.
4 Aug 2026
Django 6.0
Mainstream support ended. Extended support runs to April 2027.
Apr 2027
Django 6.2 LTS due
Django 6.1 mainstream support also ends then.
Apr 2028
Django 5.2 LTS ends
End of extended support for the current LTS.
Source: djangoproject.com download page, supported versions, checked 2 November 2026.
Builds
The closest build we can show you
Logistics, fleet operations
TruckFleet Labs
A Python 3.13 back end on FastAPI with PostgreSQL, PostGIS and Redis, behind a React console and an iOS driver app.
112 to 97 kmOne route after route sequencing
Fit check
When Django is the right call
Pick Django when
- Your product is a data-heavy web app in Python
- You want an admin interface early
- Your team already knows Django
Look elsewhere when
- You need a published Django build to inspect, which we do not have
- The work is a thin API for a front end, where we shipped FastAPI
- Your back end is .NET or Node.js and works well
Explore
Same job, other tools
Pairs with
Where we used it
Stack
What Django usually ships with
PythonPostgreSQL
React
Docker
TypeScript
AWSFAQs
What buyers ask first
Which Django version should we use?
Django 5.2 LTS has extended support to April 2028. Django 6.2 LTS is due in April 2027. Django 6.0 reached the end of mainstream support on 4 August 2026.
Do you have a published Django build?
No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is a FastAPI back end on Python 3.13.
Django or FastAPI?
Our published build uses FastAPI for an API that serves a console and a phone app. Django suits apps where the admin and the data model carry the product. We say which fits on the first call.
Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Tell us what your Python app has to do
Thirty minutes on your data model, your Django version and your team. No sales pitch.