About WishTech — reverse marketplace for gadgets
Buyers post the gadget they want, sellers compete with offers. Launch-ready MVP.
WishTech is a reverse marketplace for consumer electronics. Instead of sellers posting ads, a buyer describes what they want (model, budget, city, condition) and sellers compete with offers (price, photos, description). The buyer picks one offer, and only then both sides see each other's contacts. Live at https://wishtech.vercel.app (launched 8 November 2026, Ukrainian market, UI in Ukrainian and English). Why it is different from classifieds like OLX: the unit of the site is the buyer's wish, not a seller's ad. Offers are shown against the request (below/above budget, condition, city, private seller or shop), and contacts stay closed until the buyer chooses. Features (all working): Buyer requests with filters and search, up to 5 active requests, 14-day lifetime with extension Offers with up to 8 photos, comparison with the request, choose / "deal fell through" (7-day window) Real-time chat between buyer and seller (text and photos), read receipts Seller mode (private seller or shop), subscriptions to categories and cities, public seller page Private seller showcase: the site matches stock with new requests In-app notifications and email digests Sign-in with email/password or Google, self-service account deletion Ukrainian and English UI, light and dark themes, mobile-first Terms of Use and Privacy Policy (UA/EN, drafts), consent at sign-up Tech: Next.js 16 (App Router), React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind 4; Supabase (Postgres with row-level security, Auth, Storage, Realtime, pgcron); Vercel (Frankfurt); Resend for email. Quality: 234 unit tests, 134 database/security tests, 22 end-to-end browser tests, GitHub Actions CI, a full pre-sale QA cycle (functional, API, performance, security) with reports included. No secrets in the git history. Daily encrypted database backups. What you get: private GitHub repository (code, 23 database migrations, docs, CI), Vercel project, Supabase production and test projects, QA reports, design mockups, and a step-by-step handover guide (transferring each account, rotating every key, moving to your own domain). Honest numbers: pre-revenue, no paid users, no traffic yet. This is a launch-ready product, not a running business. Running cost today: $0 (free tiers). For commercial use you will likely need Vercel Pro (about $20/month) and a domain (about $10/year). Known limitations: sign-up emails currently reach only the owner until you connect your own domain in Resend (guide included); Google sign-in works for everyone. No CAPTCHA yet (login throttling is in place). Legal texts were drafted with AI assistance and have not been reviewed by a lawyer.
Project details
Website: https://wishtech.vercel.app
Next step: <p>Connect your own domain and email sender (about an hour, guide included) so email sign-up works for everyone. Bring the first sellers: phone and electronics shops in Ukrainian cities, local resellers and repair shops; every new request is a lead for them. Monetize sellers, not buyers: paid offers or offer credits, featured offers, a monthly plan for shops. Growth ideas already scoped: a Telegram bot for request alerts, reviews after a deal, more categories, SEO pages per city and model, and optional safe-deal payments.</p>
For sale
What's included
Source code, All related data, All related design work
Private GitHub repository with full history, CI and docs; the Vercel project (live site wishtech.vercel.app); Supabase production and test projects (database with 23 migrations, auth, storage); full QA reports (functional, API, performance, security); design mockups; Terms of Use and Privacy Policy texts (UA/EN); a step-by-step handover guide (moving each account, rotating all keys, connecting your own domain). No own domain is included: the site runs on a vercel.app address and the guide shows how to connect yours.
Reason for selling
I am currently in need of money and would like to sell this project.