Build Image-Sharing Social Platform
Budget: £3,000 – £5,000 GBP
I’m ready to turn a fresh social-media idea into a polished website and companion mobile app where users focus on sharing images and short-form videos. The platform’s heartbeat will be a smooth upload flow, adaptive streaming, and quick media compression so content looks great without slowing anyone down.
Key interactions include the familiar rhythm of likes and threaded comments, plus in-app filters and simple editing tools so creators can tweak photos or clips before publishing. A swipeable feed, real-time notifications, and solid profile management should anchor the first release, with architecture flexible enough to layer in cross-platform reposting later.
I’d like the build on a scalable cloud stack—AWS, GCP, or similar—paired with a modern UI framework such as React (web) and React Native or Flutter (mobile). Clean, well-documented REST or GraphQL APIs are essential, as is secure authentication and basic moderation tooling out of the gate.
Deliverables
• Design and Wireframes
Responsive web application
• Native-feel iOS and Android apps from a shared codebase
• Robust backend for media storage, auth, and moderation
• All source code in Git with deployment documentation
Key interactions include the familiar rhythm of likes and threaded comments, plus in-app filters and simple editing tools so creators can tweak photos or clips before publishing. A swipeable feed, real-time notifications, and solid profile management should anchor the first release, with architecture flexible enough to layer in cross-platform reposting later.
I’d like the build on a scalable cloud stack—AWS, GCP, or similar—paired with a modern UI framework such as React (web) and React Native or Flutter (mobile). Clean, well-documented REST or GraphQL APIs are essential, as is secure authentication and basic moderation tooling out of the gate.
Deliverables
• Design and Wireframes
Responsive web application
• Native-feel iOS and Android apps from a shared codebase
• Robust backend for media storage, auth, and moderation
• All source code in Git with deployment documentation