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Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the brief on Acme App. Based on our conversation, I'm proposing a 6-week engagement to take you from concept to a deployed, investor-ready MVP.
Tech stack: Next.js 14 (App Router), PostgreSQL via Neon, Vercel deployment, Stripe for payments, and NextAuth for user authentication. The stack is modern, well-documented, and trivial for you to hand off or hire for.
Scope: User auth + profiles, core feature set (as spec'd), Stripe integration for your [subscription / one-time] model, admin dashboard, mobile-responsive UI, and Vercel deployment with CI/CD. Explicitly out of scope: native mobile apps, third-party integrations not listed above.
Milestones: Week 1–2: auth + data model + CI pipeline. Week 3–4: core features + Stripe. Week 5: admin + polish. Week 6: QA, load testing, and launch prep.
I'll deliver all source code, deployment docs, and a 1-hour handoff call at the end. You own everything.
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