I’m building a modern, sleek mobile application that lets homeowners browse and hire interior designers in the same way fashion lovers use Wishi for personal styling. The essential pillar of the product is a rich catalogue of designer profiles—each profile must display portfolio images, style tags, pricing packages, ratings / reviews and a chat or enquiry button so customers can engage the designer directly. Key user flow • A visitor opens the app, scrolls through curated designer cards or uses filters (room type, budget bracket, aesthetic). • Without creating an account, the visitor can still favourite designers, open full portfolios and request a proposal by completing a short brief form. • The selected designer uploads a personalised scheme board to the client’s session. Every item on that board includes an external purchase link so clients can buy immediately from the retailer. Must-haves – Modern & sleek UI across iOS and Android (Figma mock-ups first, then React Native or Flutter build—open to your recommendation). – Secure designer on-boarding: web dashboard or in-app sign-up where designers add and edit their profile content. – Lightweight customer side with no mandatory registration. Persisted interactions can be handled through a device token or magic-link email for continuity instead of full accounts. – Deep-link handling for external product links, plus basic analytics to track click-through and conversion. – Scalable backend (Firebase, Supabase, or Node/Express with PostgreSQL) to store designer data, images and scheme boards. Nice-to-have (road-map, not in this initial scope) • Automated product scraping to speed up board creation. • In-app checkout to keep users inside the ecosystem. Deliverables 1. High-fidelity UI/UX prototype reflecting all core screens and navigation. 2. Complete cross-platform app source code, fully tested and ready for App Store & Play Store submission. 3. README with build instructions plus short Loom walkthrough. 4. One month of post-launch bug support. If you have shipped polished marketplace apps before and can keep the interface truly minimalist while powerful under the hood, I’d love to see what you can do.