Web Phone Location Lookup System
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I want a lightweight web application that takes a mobile number, taps only publicly available – and fully legal – data sources, and returns its likely operator, country, state or region, and telecom circle. No real-time GPS is involved; the service is purely prefix-based.
Scope
• Platform: strictly web.
• Interface: simple, minimalistic screens—think a single search field, a concise results card, and a clean login page.
• Core workflow: an authenticated user enters a number, your backend calls one or more open APIs, parses the response, and shows the geographic details in the UI.
Key requirements
• User authentication (a basic email/password or OAuth flow is enough; this is mostly to practise session handling).
• Clean API integration: please document whichever public lookup service(s) you wire in and keep the API key on the server side.
• Clear, well-commented code so I can study the interaction between frontend and backend.
Deliverables
1. Source code for both client and server.
2. A short README explaining setup, environment variables, and how the API calls are constructed.
3. Deployed demo URL or container instructions so I can test end-to-end.
Acceptance
I’ll consider the job complete when I can log in, enter any valid mobile number, and consistently see operator, country, region/state, and telecom circle returned within a second or two.
This is primarily an educational build, so clarity and clean structure matter more to me than elaborate styling.
Scope
• Platform: strictly web.
• Interface: simple, minimalistic screens—think a single search field, a concise results card, and a clean login page.
• Core workflow: an authenticated user enters a number, your backend calls one or more open APIs, parses the response, and shows the geographic details in the UI.
Key requirements
• User authentication (a basic email/password or OAuth flow is enough; this is mostly to practise session handling).
• Clean API integration: please document whichever public lookup service(s) you wire in and keep the API key on the server side.
• Clear, well-commented code so I can study the interaction between frontend and backend.
Deliverables
1. Source code for both client and server.
2. A short README explaining setup, environment variables, and how the API calls are constructed.
3. Deployed demo URL or container instructions so I can test end-to-end.
Acceptance
I’ll consider the job complete when I can log in, enter any valid mobile number, and consistently see operator, country, region/state, and telecom circle returned within a second or two.
This is primarily an educational build, so clarity and clean structure matter more to me than elaborate styling.