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Another Webflow marketplace successfully delivered. š
I just wrapped up https://www.slumbermatch.ai ā a launch-ready two-sided marketplace that connects parents with vetted sleep professionals.
Built with Webflow, Memberstack, Airtable, Zapier, Whalesync, Typeform, Calendly, and Finsweet, the platform includes:
ā¢ A CMS-powered expert directory with advanced filtering
ā¢ Dynamic profile pages with booking and inquiry features
ā¢ A secure partner dashboard for professionals
ā¢ Automated workflows that sync and publish approved records seamlessly
The result: a scalable MVP that helps parents find trusted experts while giving professionals an easy way to manage their presence online.
From HTML mockups to a fully functional product in just a few weeks. Excited to help more founders bring ambitious ideas to life.
#Webflow #NoCode #Marketplace #Memberstack #Airtable #Zapier #StartupBuild
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