Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Manchester, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"Join this project to proof that you have the right skill set to work with our company, and you may not need to work for someone else for one year. We have been awarding several task of this project for more than 5yrs.

Kindly read the details, and open logical conversation with me.
Budget is non-negotiable: $400
Time frame: 7 - 10 days.

I need a lightweight WordPress plugin that adds an “Ask to Read” feature to my LMS-style story-reading social network. Writers must be able to invite any member to read a specific story and offer a point reward taken directly from their own myCRED point balance. When the invited member clicks the unique invitation link and finishes the story, the plugin should automatically credit the promised points, update both balances, and log the event inside myCRED.

All page templates, buttons, shortcodes, and email notifications should look consistent with our existing theme; please rely on standard WordPress hooks and enqueue only minimal assets so load times stay fast. The current version of myCRED is already active—no changes there, just work with its public API.

Everything you need to know about flows, edge cases, and UI mock-ups is in the Google Doc:
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Deliverables (within 7 days):
• Production-ready plugin folder, zipped and ready for upload
• Clean, commented PHP following WordPress Coding Standards
• One SQL patch or activation hook that creates any required tables
• A short README explaining available hooks/filters and how to translate strings with WPML

Acceptance will be based on:
• Successful install on our staging site with no PHP notices
• Accurate point transfers using myCRED logs
• Invitations limited by the sender’s current balance
• Zero impact on existing story-reading flow when the plugin is deactivated

If questions arise while you read the spec, ping me early—turnaround is tight and I’m online to clarify.

Keep the bidding within our budget" (client-provided description)