Overview: I need a system for managing dynamic URLs used with NFC and QR code products. Each item will have a unique short URL that can be updated after creation and must track usage (scans/taps). Core Requirements: Dynamic URL System Generate unique short URLs (e.g. subdomain.com/r/{code}) Each URL redirects to a destination URL Destination must be editable at any time Must log each scan/tap event (timestamp minimum) Must support 1,000+ URLs initially and scale to 100,000+ Admin Tools Bulk generate URLs (1,000+ at a time) Export CSV of URLs (for external use) Assign URLs/items to users Customer Dashboard (Simple MVP) User login (email/password or magic link) Each user sees only their assigned items Dashboard must include: List of items Per item: total scans/taps last activity current destination URL Ability to edit destination URL Optional (nice to have): basic overview of total scans across items Architecture Requirements Use subdomains: go.domain.com → redirect system app.domain.com → dashboard Must be clean, simple, and scalable Technical Direction (flexible): Preferred: Supabase (database + auth) Next.js (frontend) Vercel or Cloudflare (hosting) Open to simpler or better alternatives if: faster to build easier to maintain scalable Important Constraints: Keep it SIMPLE (no overengineering) No unnecessary complexity Must be easy to maintain after delivery Must NOT require ongoing developer involvement for basic usage Scalability Requirement: System must be structured to handle: tens of thousands of URLs multiple users with many items increasing scan volume Future Considerations (do not build now): AI-generated responses (e.g. review replies) additional analytics features multi-account / multi-location support Deliverables: Working deployed system Code in my GitHub Backend in my account Subdomains configured Basic documentation for: generating URLs exporting data managing items To Apply: Share relevant past work (dashboards, link systems, analytics tools) Briefly explain how you would approach this Confirm you understand this is a lean MVP (not a full SaaS build) Note: I am specifically looking for someone who can build a clean, simple, scalable system without overengineering.