Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Kolkata, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a simple, reliable system that lets traders log every detail of a position before they hit the buy or sell button, then review those notes later. The build has two faces: a web portal and an Android app that stay perfectly in sync.

Core workflow
• Traders open the form, type the planned entry price, note support and resistance levels, add the “why” behind the idea, set target/stop figures, tag the strategy name, and score their confidence.
• All of that data is saved to an account-based database so users can filter, search, and revisit past trades from either device.
• Commentary needs to feel like a threaded journal—each trade record should store updates so users can track how the plan played out and debrief afterward.

Scope and tech expectations
Back-end can be whatever stack you’re comfortable with (Firebase, Node/Express, Django, etc.) provided it is secure and easy to scale. Front-end should be responsive on the web and built natively or with a reputable framework for Android (Kotlin, Flutter, React Native are fine). I’m open to recommendations as long as performance is snappy and the UI is uncluttered.

Must-have features on Day 1
1. Account creation / login with email or Google.
2. Form capturing: entry price, trade reasoning, support & resistance commentary.
3. Persistent storage and synced display across web and Android.
4. Clean dashboard to browse, search, and filter historical trades.

Nice-to-haves we can schedule for a later milestone—image uploads of chart screenshots, automatic strategy tagging, and broader analytics—but they’re not part of this first deliverable.

Deliverables
• Production-ready Android APK + source code
• Web front-end + back-end source, deployed to my hosting or a suggested cloud service
• Brief hand-over guide for deploying and maintaining the system

Please share relevant experience—especially any finance, trading, or journal-style apps you’ve shipped—along with your preferred tech stack." (client-provided description)