A real product, not a prototype. Accounts and logins, a database designed for what you are actually doing, permissions that hold up when two different kinds of user are in the same system, payments if you need them, and a live URL you can put in front of customers.

I have done this five times for my own products: a scheduling and operations platform running real orders and revenue, a multi-tenant club management SaaS, an automated review workflow with a public API, a bookkeeping app, and a website subscription service. I know where these builds usually break, because I have broken them.

Discovery and workflow mapping before any code is written

Data model and architecture designed around your actual workflow

The application built, tested and deployed

The code in your own repository

A walkthrough so you can run and extend it

What I need from you Clarity on who the user is and what problem you are solving. If that is still fuzzy, the first week is figuring it out together, and that is time well spent.

React, TypeScript, Supabase or Postgres, Stripe where payments are involved.