Lovable and Supabase help

I'm building a CME (continuing medical education) travel website with my wife. The concept is a discovery platform that helps healthcare professionals find educational conferences in desirable travel destinations, combining professional development with vacation opportunities. Users will be able to discover curated conferences based on criteria such as medical specialty, travel dates, destination, destination type, etc. Each conference will have its own detail page with relevant educational information, registration links, and destination recommendations. Your BeWellNation work caught our attention, particularly your experience with Supabase and improving React website SEO through prerendering. Search engine visibility and the ability to have individual conference pages indexed by Google will be particularly important to this project. Where things stand: We have an existing working prototype built in Lovable that establishes much of the visual direction, user experience, and intended functionality. We are planning to use Supabase integration as the backend database. The job is to evaluate the current build, address any architectural or technical issues, and help bring it to a polished production-ready launch. This would include things like ensuring an intuitive search functionality, solid database structure, secure RLS, an admin way for us to add/edit listings and import them from a spreadsheet, clean indexable URLs, conference detail pages, a simple subscribe box to capture emails, analytics, user accounts, affiliate links to organizers, etc. We'd like to distinguish essential launch functionality from enhancements that can be added after launch. A few questions: - What is your availability and realistic timeline for an initial staging version and production launch? - I also noticed your Upwork and GitHub profiles list different locations. Could you clarify where you're currently based and your typical working hours? If this sounds like a good fit, I'd be happy to share the prototype and a more detailed project scope so you can evaluate the existing build and provide an estimate. Thanks, -Peter