Experienced React Native Developer to Build MVP Consumer App

*Overview:*
I'm converting my successful 1-on-1 speech coaching business into a mobile app. I have UI/UX mockups 70% complete and need an experienced React Native developer to build our MVP in 8-10 weeks.

This is perfect for someone who loves shipping fast and seeing immediate impact - not for perfectionists.

*What You'll Build:*

* Cross-platform app (iOS first, Android later)
* User authentication & onboarding
* Audio recording/playback functionality
* Exercise delivery system (video/audio content)
* Progress tracking with simple analytics
* Stripe integration for subscriptions
* Push notifications
* Basic user profile

*Tech Stack:*

* React Native (required)
* Firebase or Supabase for backend
* Stripe or RevenueCat for payments

*Requirements:*

* 3+ years React Native experience
* 5+ shipped apps in app stores (send links)
* Comfortable with audio/video APIs
* Experience with subscription payments
* Available 25+ hours/week for next 8 weeks
* Daily progress updates via Loom
* Overlap with EST timezone 4+ hours

*To Apply:*

* Start your proposal with "SHIPPED" so I know you read this
* Include links to 2-3 React Native apps you've built
* Complete the screening questions below
* Share your availability for the next 8 weeks

*Not looking for:*

* Agencies or teams
* Junior developers needing hand-holding

Job Types: Part-time, Contract
Contract length: 2 months

Pay: 400.00₪ - 600.00₪ per hour

Expected hours: 25 per week

Application Question(s):
* Please provide a link to a consumer-facing React Native app you have built that is currently live in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Briefly describe your specific role in the project and what the most challenging technical feature was that you implemented.
* Our app's core feature involves users recording, saving, and re-watching short audio clips of themselves (under 3 minutes). From a high level, what would be your technical approach to handling the storage and retrieval of these video files efficiently, assuming we are using Firebase for the backend?