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We are looking for an experienced full-stack developer to rebuild our SaaS wedding app, WedClic. The app is currently live and built in Bubble.io, but we want to move to a fully coded solution for better scalability, performance, and long-term flexibility. About WedClic: WedClic lets wedding guests scan a QR code at events and instantly upload photos and videos to a shared album. Couples can later download all media, view a live slideshow, and manage everything seamlessly. Think of it as the “Google Photos for weddings,” but packaged with QR-code simplicity. What We Need: Rebuild the platform from scratch with modern tech stack (preferably React + Node.js + PostgreSQL, but open to your suggestions) Core features: Guest QR code upload flow (simple and mobile-friendly) Unlimited uploads with storage on Backblaze B2 Couple’s dashboard to view/download media Email system (welcome emails, reminders, download links) Payment integration (Stripe) Admin moderation tools Canva template integration for QR boards (optional, can be Phase 2) Migration strategy from Bubble MVP to the new app Responsive, smooth, and easy-to-use UI (wedding guests must have zero friction) Secure and scalable build Requirements: Proven experience building SaaS apps end-to-end Strong knowledge of React, Node.js/Django, and PostgreSQL (or similar stack) Experience integrating cloud storage (Backblaze, AWS S3, or similar) Familiar with Stripe API and email automation tools Understanding of performance optimization and security best practices Clear communication and ability to document code for future developers Bonus Skills: Experience with Canva API or similar integrations Familiarity with marketing tools (Mailchimp, Zapier, etc.) UI/UX design skills Deliverables: Fully functional and deployed WedClic app (Phase 1) Documentation for maintenance and future scaling Post-launch support (bug fixes for initial period) How to Apply: Share examples of SaaS apps you’ve built (preferably with file upload or media handling features) Briefly describe how you would approach rebuilding WedClic (stack, architecture) Estimated timeline & cost