Web and Mobile App Development
Budget: €36 – €0 EUR
We're building a high-velocity venture studio and are looking for a vibe-code-affine full-stack developer who can take a functional UI prototype and turn it into a launch-ready MVP—fast, clean, and production-safe.
Our workflow:
We deliver a clear concept + functional UI prototype (Next.js, no DB/auth yet)
You take it to launch readiness in ~1 work day (sometimes 2 for slightly larger scopes)
Stack and guardrails are predefined to minimize friction
You’re encouraged to vibe code, but you must know when to slow down and do things correctly
This is not greenfield architecture work and not pixel-pushing.
It’s about execution speed with technical judgment.
Typical Scope (per project)
You will:
Add Supabase backend (Postgres, auth, RLS)
Implement magic-link auth (OAuth optional)
Create DB schema + migrations
Wire core CRUD / server actions
Ensure basic security, validation, and access control
Set up env vars correctly (Vercel)
Deploy to production (Vercel)
Hand over a clean, working MVP
You will not:
Redesign UX
Debate frameworks
Build enterprise-grade abstractions
Add speculative features
Tech Stack (fixed)
You must be very comfortable with:
Next.js (App Router)
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Supabase (Auth, Postgres, RLS)
Vercel
GitHub + PR-based workflow
Bonus (nice to have):
shadcn/ui
Stripe basics
Framer Motion
Experience working from UI prototypes
What “Good” Looks Like
You can take a prototype and finish it without hand-holding
You understand what matters for an MVP and what doesn’t
You don’t break security while moving fast
You communicate clearly when scope doesn’t fit the timebox
You enjoy shipping more than theorizing
Time & Budget
Typical engagement: 1 work day per MVP (sometimes 2)
This is repeat work if we’re a good fit (weekly cadence possible)
How to Apply (important)
Please include:
A short paragraph on your experience with Next.js + Supabase
An example of a small product / MVP you shipped quickly
A sentence on how you balance speed vs correctness
Your hourly rate and availability
Applicants who send generic agency pitches will be ignored.
Why This Is Interesting
You’ll work on:
Many small, real products (not demos)
Clear scopes, fast decisions
No corporate nonsense
A setup designed for shipping, learning, and killing ideas fast
If you like moving fast, vibe coding responsibly, and seeing things go live, this will suit you well.
Our workflow:
We deliver a clear concept + functional UI prototype (Next.js, no DB/auth yet)
You take it to launch readiness in ~1 work day (sometimes 2 for slightly larger scopes)
Stack and guardrails are predefined to minimize friction
You’re encouraged to vibe code, but you must know when to slow down and do things correctly
This is not greenfield architecture work and not pixel-pushing.
It’s about execution speed with technical judgment.
Typical Scope (per project)
You will:
Add Supabase backend (Postgres, auth, RLS)
Implement magic-link auth (OAuth optional)
Create DB schema + migrations
Wire core CRUD / server actions
Ensure basic security, validation, and access control
Set up env vars correctly (Vercel)
Deploy to production (Vercel)
Hand over a clean, working MVP
You will not:
Redesign UX
Debate frameworks
Build enterprise-grade abstractions
Add speculative features
Tech Stack (fixed)
You must be very comfortable with:
Next.js (App Router)
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Supabase (Auth, Postgres, RLS)
Vercel
GitHub + PR-based workflow
Bonus (nice to have):
shadcn/ui
Stripe basics
Framer Motion
Experience working from UI prototypes
What “Good” Looks Like
You can take a prototype and finish it without hand-holding
You understand what matters for an MVP and what doesn’t
You don’t break security while moving fast
You communicate clearly when scope doesn’t fit the timebox
You enjoy shipping more than theorizing
Time & Budget
Typical engagement: 1 work day per MVP (sometimes 2)
This is repeat work if we’re a good fit (weekly cadence possible)
How to Apply (important)
Please include:
A short paragraph on your experience with Next.js + Supabase
An example of a small product / MVP you shipped quickly
A sentence on how you balance speed vs correctness
Your hourly rate and availability
Applicants who send generic agency pitches will be ignored.
Why This Is Interesting
You’ll work on:
Many small, real products (not demos)
Clear scopes, fast decisions
No corporate nonsense
A setup designed for shipping, learning, and killing ideas fast
If you like moving fast, vibe coding responsibly, and seeing things go live, this will suit you well.