I’m putting together a sample anti-corruption blogging platform and need it live both on the web (MERN stack) and as a companion Android app built with the same API. Core features • Public visitors read every post, while registered users—authenticated solely by email + password—create, edit, like, dislike and share content. • Posts may contain text, images or videos; sharing should hook into the native Android share sheet and standard web share meta tags. Website will be simple. But if possible • Interface must feel modern and minimalist, matching Material-leaning design guidelines. Infrastructure & workflow I’ll hand you SSH access to our on-premise Linux server where MongoDB we can install and can work together. You’ll containerise or otherwise set up Node, Express and React, wire the REST/GraphQL endpoints, deploy the Android build, then walk me through the entire pipeline: build scripts, environment variables, security hardening, and backup routines. Deliverables 1. Source code for web (React) and Android (React Native or similar) 2. Production deployment running on my server, fully tested end-to-end 3. Brief hand-off session with documentation covering installation, configuration, and future updates Acceptance criteria • Signup/login flow works with secure password hashing and session/ JWT handling • CRUD operations on posts, plus like/dislike counters, all persist in MongoDB and update in real time via WebSockets or long-polling • Media uploads capped by size limit, stored either locally or on our NAS storage. • Lighthouse performance score above 85 on desktop and mobile If you have solid MERN chops and can ship a sleek Android front end on the same timeline, I’m ready to begin right away.