Budget: 12000 UAH Deadline: 2 days
We can start with a short technical review - usually, it takes 1-2 working days for the first analysis of such a project. For payment, it's more convenient to have a fixed fee for the first stage; afterwards, we can proceed in stages based on tasks or hourly, if after the review it becomes clear that there are many tasks and some of them are exploratory =)
We have worked with Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, and Supabase, and also worked with existing code without rewriting from scratch - through staging, branch, pull request, review of changes, and division of tasks into frontend, backend, database, analytics, and integrations. It seems important here not just to tweak the Buy buttons, but to check the chain model - offer - application - lead - analytics event - AI assistant, otherwise the commercial logic may fall apart in reports and CRM.
For the first stage, we will provide a plan for improvements, a scheme of necessary changes in the database, a list of risks, an estimate of timelines and costs by blocks. Production access is not needed at this stage - a repository, staging, a description of the current offer logic, the structure of Supabase tables, and a list of already connected APIs are sufficient.
Similar examples
> https://business.ingello.com/prime-eva - e-commerce and commercial logic, where products, applications, analytics, and integrations are important
> https://business.ingello.com/forma-crm - CRM layer, applications, roles, and management logic
> https://business.ingello.com/vorfahr - AI and automation of user scenarios
The main page of Ingello for the exchange - https://systems-fl.ingello.com
I will clarify 2 points for an accurate assessment
> Are there already tables for leads, watchlist, price alerts, and seller offers in Supabase, or is part of this temporarily stored in JSON/CSV?
> Does the AI chat currently just respond to prompts or is it already linked to the catalog, prices, and offers?
We can start with the review. In general, it's fine to proceed without radical rewriting - if the architecture is alive, careful phased improvements are usually more beneficial than a big beautiful fire out of nowhere.