I’m building a lean, first-release platform that matches companies that have spare warehouse space with businesses that need it. The scope is intentionally tight so we can validate the idea quickly while still delivering a usable service. Core user flow • Suppliers register and publish an offer that clearly displays storage size/type, price per unit, and availability dates. • Customers browse the catalogue and can instantly narrow results by location, price, or size. • Both parties receive email confirmations at each step (offer posted, request sent, booking status changed). Admin needs A simple dashboard is enough for now: I only have to view, activate, or suspend any user account. Everything else—adding or editing listings—will remain in the public workflow until a later phase. Technical notes I’m flexible on the stack as long as it’s mainstream and easy to hand over (Laravel, Django, Node/Express + React, etc.). A relational database, a clean responsive UI (Bootstrap or Tailwind), and SMTP-based email are required. No payment integration is needed yet; just keep the architecture open for it. Deliverables • Responsive web app deployed to my staging server • Git repository with well-commented source and setup instructions • Admin panel with user management only • Functional email notifications for the three events above • Short hand-off session or video walkthrough Acceptance criteria 1. Storage offers show size/type, unit price, and availability dates. 2. Catalogue filters work for location, price, and size. 3. Admin can suspend and reactivate any user instantly. 4. All triggered emails arrive in the specified inboxes. Let me know which tech stack you prefer, your estimated timeline, and anything you need from me to get started.