I will build a full stack web app mvp in react and next js


About this gig
Most MVPs fail for the same reason: they are built as demos, not as products. They look right in a screen recording and fall over the moment real users touch them.
I build MVPs that go to production. Architecture, frontend, backend, database, auth and deployment, with one person accountable from scope to live.
WHAT YOU GET
A working product on a live URL, not a prototype. Clean, documented code and the repository is yours. A staging link from day one so you watch it get built. Fixed scope and a fixed timeline agreed before we start.
HOW IT WORKS
You tell me what you are building and what it must do. I come back with scope, timeline and the right package. You approve and I start, with a staging link in the first few days. Weekly check-ins, revisions, then handover.
WHICH PACKAGE
Prototype Build: one core feature, proven and deployed. Multi Feature App: auth, database and a real dashboard your users can log into. Full SaaS MVP: payments, admin panel, analytics and AI, launch ready.
Stack: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase, AWS, Vercel.
Not sure which fits? Message me with what you are building and I will tell you straight.
Get to know Piush G.
AI Agents, Web Apps and Websites, Built Fast
- FromIndia
- Member sinceDec 2024
Languages
English, Hindi
FAQ
Do I own the code and can I keep developing it after handover?
Yes. You own the repository and all the code, and it is written and documented so another developer can pick it up. I hand over the repo, environment setup notes and deployment access at delivery.
What if I am not sure of the full scope yet?
That is normal. Message me with the problem you are solving and who it is for, and I will write the scope with you and recommend the package that fits. Starting small and extending later is usually cheaper than over-building.
Do you handle hosting, payments and third party integrations?
Yes. Deployment to Vercel or AWS, Stripe or Razorpay payments, email, storage, auth providers and most REST APIs are all covered. Third party subscription costs are paid by you directly to those providers.

