I will build your saas mvp with react, node js and supabase


About this gig
Your idea deserves more than a prototype held together with duct tape. I turn rough ideas into shipped SaaS products: the interface, the backend, and everything underneath, all built by the one person you talk to.
What you get: a production-ready MVP with authentication, database, and deployment, built with React, TypeScript, Node.js and Supabase. Clean, documented code that you own 100%, living in your repositories.
How it works:
1. Week one: we lock the scope and the data model.
2. You get a working demo every week while I build.
3. Final week: fixes, deploy, launch.
Proof: I built Sermuno solo for a client, a live SaaS platform with shared inbox, CRM, tasks, invoicing, team chat and an AI assistant, sold per seat. I also built and shipped UnitBuzz, a fast public web product used by real visitors.
You talk directly to me, the engineer writing the code. No handoffs, no account managers. Send me your idea and let's scope your MVP.
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Get to know Muhammad Bilal
Full Stack Product Engineer
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceMar 2026
Languages
Urdu, English
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FAQ
How long does an MVP take?
A focused build usually runs 2 to 6 weeks depending on scope. You get a firm timeline after we lock scope in week one. I only commit to dates my schedule can actually meet.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one. All code lives in your repositories, under your accounts.
What do you need from me to start?
A description of the core features, any designs or references you have, and your target timeline. The order requirements below ask for all of it.
How do revisions work?
Each package includes a set number of revision rounds. Small tweaks inside the agreed scope are free; anything bigger gets scoped and priced before I build it.
How do we communicate across time zones?
I'm based in Pakistan (PKT, UTC+5) and work with clients worldwide. You talk directly to me, the engineer building it, with weekly demos and replies within one business day.
