Full Stack Dev Needed to Build Exclusive Beta Access System for CrushSet
Budget: $10 – $15 USD
I’m looking for a skilled intermediate-level developer to help build a beta dashboard feature for my web app. The project involves creating a unique code system where each user receives a personal code via email that grants unlimited access to a beta dashboard. This dashboard will have basic features and AI integration. The homepage should mostly remain the same, except the email input button changes to a code input button for users with these codes.
You will work with Next.js and Supabase, and implement email delivery through an API service (Resend). The code needs to be clean and maintainable because I plan to edit and extend it myself later. I want someone who can work efficiently and communicate clearly, so we can get this done smoothly.
Experience with authentication systems, user access control, and working with serverless functions or APIs is important. You don’t need to build the entire app from scratch, just add this feature on top of what’s already there.
If you have questions or suggestions on how to improve the approach, I’m open to hearing them.
Please share examples of relevant projects you’ve worked on and your availability. This is a relatively small but important project, so I expect the work to take less than 10 hours.
You will work with Next.js and Supabase, and implement email delivery through an API service (Resend). The code needs to be clean and maintainable because I plan to edit and extend it myself later. I want someone who can work efficiently and communicate clearly, so we can get this done smoothly.
Experience with authentication systems, user access control, and working with serverless functions or APIs is important. You don’t need to build the entire app from scratch, just add this feature on top of what’s already there.
If you have questions or suggestions on how to improve the approach, I’m open to hearing them.
Please share examples of relevant projects you’ve worked on and your availability. This is a relatively small but important project, so I expect the work to take less than 10 hours.